String Interpolation With Template Literals

ES6 adds support for template literals. Template literals make it much easier to compose strings of content -- string interpolation. They allow for single and double quotes without having to fuss with escaping. Embedded expressions are also supported which means you can avoid awkward-to-type string concatenation with the + operator.

Here is an example:

> let movie = 'it'
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> `What's up, I just saw "${movie.toUpperCase()}".`
"What's up, I just saw "IT"."