How I could use template literals in javascript in a variable name?

Question

I want to declare a variable name via template literals How it is possible?

 let z = 3; let test`${z}` = "hello"; //or = new obj() for example console.log(test3);

Answer 1

Reference: Template literals

It is not possible. Template literals are used for strings only.

It is same as: var 'string_var' = 'myval' // Not accepted.

But, you can do it for object properties.

Such as:

 let z = 3; let obj = {} obj[`test${z}`] = "hello" console.log(obj.test3);

Answer 2

Yes, is possible. This is my code, referencing: Can you use template literal for function name in javascript?

 for (i = 1; i < 10; i++) { global[`list_${i}`] = require(`./LP_${i}_Top_Holder.json`); }