Template Literals | Table O Contents

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The Code

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// Use template literals when concatenating both strings and mutable values
let weight = prompt("Please enter your weight");
let message = `
                Hello!
                ------
                You weigh ${weight * 0.165} pounds ...
                On the moon!
                ----------------
                How R you do'in?`;
                
// Returns a message to the screen
alert(message)

// Returns a message to the console
console.log('Rule. All variables are declared at the top of the stack when assigned via `var`. However, a variable when declared (and, assigned) using `let` or `const` is NOT auto-hoisted to the top of the stack. Hoisted variables can cause conflicts. Summation: All variables when declared using `var` are auto-hoisted to the top of the stack. And, all variables when declared (and, assigned) using `const` or `let` are NOT auto-hoisted. Note. A variable declared with `const` must also be initialized with a value simultaneously.')

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Note. The above synopsis was derived from an article written by Blank Author [1].

  1. A Narrative of Psychology by Blank Author, Jan #1999

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