/* Get Programming with JavaScript

 * Listing 2.12

 * Using template literals when logging variables

 */

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let playerLocation = "The Dungeon";

const playerName = "Kandra";

​

// use backticks and placeholders to display values

console.log(`${playerName} is in ${playerLocation}`);

​

playerLocation = "The Old Library";

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console.log(`${playerName} is in ${playerLocation}`);

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​

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/* Further Adventures

 *

 * Place text between backticks to create a

 * template literal.

 *

 * 1) Change the location again and display the updated

 *    player info.

 *

 * Variable values can be included in the template

 * by using a placeholder:

 *

 * `${variableName}`

 *

 * The value of the variable will replace the placeholder.

 *

 * 2) Create a new variable (using let or const).

 *

 * 3) Display the variable's value by using a template.

 *

 */