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The string Type

Text values

Strings hold text. Create them with single quotes, double quotes, or backticks:

let single = 'hello'
let double = "world"
let backtick = `hi there`

Single and double quotes work the same. Pick one style and stay consistent. Backticks are special. They allow multi-line strings and embedded expressions, which you'll learn shortly.