console.log(`Pizza Hut > Dominos. Fight me.`);

console.log("You scored", score, "%.");

console.log(`You scored ${score}%.`);

console.log(`I am 35 years old, which is ${35 * 12} months.`);

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Build

Create a new JavaScript file named 1-6-interpolation.js.

Task 1: Interpolate a Variable

• Declare a score variable.
• Print it once with multiple console.log() arguments, and once with a template literal.

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let score = 95;
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console.log("You scored", score, "%.");
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console.log(`You scored ${score}%.`);

Task 2: Interpolate Multiple Variables

• Declare name and age variables.
• Interpolate both into a single template literal.

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let score = 95;
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console.log("You scored", score, "%.");
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console.log(`You scored ${score}%.`);
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let name = "Ada";
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let age = 16;
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console.log(`${name} is ${age} years old.`);

Task 3: Interpolate an Expression

• Write a template literal that interpolates an arithmetic expression directly, not just a variable.

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let score = 95;
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console.log("You scored", score, "%.");
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console.log(`You scored ${score}%.`);
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let name = "Ada";
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let age = 16;
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console.log(`${name} is ${age} years old.`);
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console.log(`If I take out a $1000 loan, and pay $25 each month, I will pay it off in ${1000 / 25} months.`);
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console.log(`A woodchuck could chuck ${32 * 60} wood panels every hour.`);

Checkpoint

Verify your program works correctly.

You scored 95 %.
You scored 95%.
Ada is 16 years old.
If I take out a $1000 loan, and pay $25 each month, I will pay it off in 40 months.
A woodchuck could chuck 1920 wood panels every hour.

Reflection

Answer the following questions before submitting your work.

1. What symbol turns a normal backtick string into a template literal with a value inside it?
2. Why did the multi-argument console.log() version have an extra space that the template literal version didn't?
3. Besides a plain variable, what else can go inside ${ }?

Submit

Submit the required files to the appropriate dropbox.

Activity Complete