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Introduction to JavaScript (staging)
Introduction to JavaScript (staging)
Multiline Strings
What are multi-line strings?
This is a string that comes on more than one line. In JavaScript you may come across a situation where you have to store a multi-line string in a variable in your JavaScript. Strings that can not be shortened.
Following are the ways to get multi-line strings:
- Multi-line strings using template literals.
- Multi-line strings using a backslash.
- Multi-line strings using concatenating multiple lines.
Multi-line strings using template literals:
we can use template literals that use backticks to define multiline strings and for expression evaluation in too in strings.
let myStr = `This is my multiline String which is amazing`; console.log(myStr);
Multi-Line Strings using Backslash:
Adding a backslash at the end of every line in a multiline string works, too. This can be a bit confusing as we are adding a special symbol to escape the new line character.
let myStr = "This is my \ multiline String \ and it is amazing"; console.log(myStr);
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You are given a string variable name foxJump
. Your task is to split the string into three lines using backticks and display the output.
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Multiline Strings
What are multi-line strings?
This is a string that comes on more than one line. In JavaScript you may come across a situation where you have to store a multi-line string in a variable in your JavaScript. Strings that can not be shortened.
Following are the ways to get multi-line strings:
- Multi-line strings using template literals.
- Multi-line strings using a backslash.
- Multi-line strings using concatenating multiple lines.
Multi-line strings using template literals:
we can use template literals that use backticks to define multiline strings and for expression evaluation in too in strings.
let myStr = `This is my multiline String which is amazing`; console.log(myStr);
Multi-Line Strings using Backslash:
Adding a backslash at the end of every line in a multiline string works, too. This can be a bit confusing as we are adding a special symbol to escape the new line character.
let myStr = "This is my \ multiline String \ and it is amazing"; console.log(myStr);
Swipe to show code editor
You are given a string variable name foxJump
. Your task is to split the string into three lines using backticks and display the output.
¡Gracias por tus comentarios!