I want to put my string variable named "bringMe" into this line of code.
Please help...
var filler = "<span><font color='#FF0000'>***** bringMe Variable *****</font></span>";
You can use .。
Template literals : Template literals are string literals allowing embedded expressions
let bringMe = "My variable" let filler = `<span><font color='#FF0000'>${bringMe}</font></span>`; console.log(filler);
Use template literals as shown by Maheer. To expand, the difference is using the backtick "`" instead of the standard single/double quotation marks ("/').
Using template literals allows you to embed expressions and have multi-line strings.
For more information, see here https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Template_literals .
Use + operator and "" to add (concatenate )strings
var filler = "<span><font color='#FF0000'>" +'bringMe'+ " Variable *****</font></span>"; console.log(filler)
If bringMe is a variable
var bringMe="string" var filler = "<span><font color='#FF0000'>" +bringMe+ " Variable *****</font></span>"; console.log(filler)
你可以这样写:
`<span><font color='#FF0000'>${bringMe}</font></span>`
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