Template Literals

Template literals were introduced in ES6, also known as ECMAScript 2015 or ES2015. This version of JavaScript brought several major new features, including not only template literals but also arrow functions, classes, let/const declarations, destructuring, default parameters, and more. Template literals were part of this significant update to the language that made string manipulation more powerful and intuitive. The introduction of ES6 marked a significant evolution in JavaScript's capabilities, making the language more expressive and addressing many long-standing pain points, particularly around string handling and concatenation.