# Template Literals in JavaScript

Template Literals is the Javascript Syntax to handle the statement like when we have string with some of var or value included. so we can fix it through this syntax (\`\`).

```javascript
let name = "Jags";
const message = `my name is ${name}` // my name is Jags
console.log(message)
```

### We can use numbers too

```javascript
let age = 35;
const message = `my age is ${age}` 
console.log(message) // my age is 35
```

### Its shows line break as implementation

```javascript
let place = "noida"
const message = `I live in ${place}
its is in the UP India.`
console.log(message)
//I live in noida
//its is in the UP India.
```

### Also can perform calculations

```javascript
const message = `do you know 85 * 76 = ${85 * 76}`
console.log(message) //do you know 85 * 76 = 6460
```

### Summary

Template Literals helps the developer to reduce the syntex in coding to show the value is the string.