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# [Template Literals in JavaScript](https://tanishkatech.hashnode.dev/template-literals-in-javascript?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

When we start learning JavaScript, one of the basic things we work with is strings. A string is a collection of characters used to store text. For example: let name = "Tanishka"; let city = "Nashik";

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