I was messing with the Google Chrome console these days and then, as my keyboard was unconfigured, I accidentally typed in the grave accent 'instead of the single quotation marks ' to create a string .
The interesting thing is that it worked correctly:
'teste da minha string'
What is the difference between this way of declaring the string, for the string below?
'teste da minha string'
In the new version of the specification (ECMAScript 6), backticks delimit templates ( template strings ), in which language is able to interpolate variables and expressions. MDN example:
var a = 5;
var b = 10;
console.log('Fifteen is ${a + b} and\nnot ${2 * a + b}.');
These templates may even contain line breaks:
var c = 'Começa aqui...
... e termina aqui';
Test on the Chrome console, it works! ;)