Use Template Literals #267
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**Template literals are string templates that can include variables and expressions.** They can replace string concatenation and are often easier to read. Example: `` `Hello, ${name}!` ``
This refactoring supports converting the first line of concatenated strings into template literals or shortened strings:
* concatenated string literals will be combined, e.g. `"a" + "b"` will become `"ab"`
* concatenated expressions and variables will be embedded in templates, e.g. `"a" + x + "b"` will become `` `a${x}b` ``
* unnecesary escaping of quotes is removed when string are combined or transformed into template literals
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Template literals are string templates that can include variables and expressions. They can replace string concatenation and are often easier to read. Example:
`Hello, ${name}!`This refactoring supports converting the first line of concatenated strings into template literals or shortened strings:
"a" + "b"will become"ab""a" + x + "b"will become`a${x}b`