Data Types: String

Strings come in primarily 2 flavors in JS:

Strings
Template strings

Strings

"A message with spaces must be susrrounded by quotes" // a string
'Single    quotes    work tooo.' 

You can add strings together:

'Hi my name is' + 'Bill';

var name = "Adam";
'Hello ' + name; /* when we use the quotes we are creating a string. Without the
string means we are looking for a variable named `name` and want to insert the
value of `name` there there.*/ 

Template Literals (Template Strings)

Template strings allow you to insert linebreaks (something you can’t easily do with normal strings).

You start and end Template literals with a backtick character.

` 
Look ma!

This respects whitespace and newlines.

I can add a JavaScript 'expression' which will evaluate and the
RESULT will be placed in the string if I wrap it with $ and {}
5+5 = 10
` 