String Concatenation vs. String Interpolation 🚀

  The capabilities of Concatenation and String Interpolation, two potent techniques, can significantly enhance your code base. String Interpolation is more readable when using multiple variables or expressions. However, each has their own use depending on the context of the project and the specific needs in the code.

  ⭐ String Concatenation is the process of combining two or more separate strings into a single string. It can be performed using the `+` operator.

  <pre class="preFormatted"><code class="codeFormatted">
  let name = "Jessica";
  let message = "Hello " + name + "!";
  console.log(message); 
  // output: "Hello Jessica!"
  </code></pre>

  ⭐ String Interpolation embeds expressions or variables within string literals, dynamically generating strings from values, using backticks (` `).

  <pre class="preFormatted"><code class="codeFormatted">
  let name = "Jessica";
  let message = `Hello ${name}`;
  console.log(message); 
  // output: "Hello Jessica"
  </code></pre>

  String Interpolation is generally more readable and easier to manage, especially when embedding multiple variables or expressions inside a string.