Summary  
Template strings provide a way to embed variables and expressions directly within a string using backticks and `${}` syntax for easier dynamic text composition.

General domain of usage  
Message formatting and dynamic content generation


Template strings allow you to create dynamic text by inserting variables directly into a string.

They use backticks instead of quotes:


const name = "John";

console.log(`Hello ${name}`);



The `${}` syntax lets you embed values inside the string.

You can also include expressions:



const a = 2;
const b = 3;

console.log(`Sum is ${a + b}`);


This makes strings easier to read and write compared to using `+` for concatenation.

Template strings are commonly used when building messages, responses, or working with dynamic data.



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Template Strings