Template Literals

String.raw`` is a built-in tag function that returns a template literal without processing escape sequences. When you use String.raw with a template literal, escape sequences like \n (newline), \t (tab), or \u00A9 (Unicode escape for ©) are not interpreted; instead, they are preserved as the literal characters in the source code. For example, String.raw`Line1\nLine2` would result in the string 'Line1\nLine2' with the actual characters '\' and 'n', not a newline character. This is useful in situations where you want to create strings that contain backslashes that shouldn't be treated as escape sequences, such as when working with regular expressions, file paths on Windows, or when you need to display escape sequences in educational content.