console.log("Hello World!"); // some cool function related to strings const language = "english" ; console.log(language.includes("g")); console.log(language.startsWith("en")); console.log(language.endsWith("sH")); console.log(language.repeat(4)); // concatenATION using backtick sign (`) and dollar ($) sign with curley braces // equation inside braces are evaluated // this is also known as template literals console.log(`I speak ${language}`); console.log(`I speak ${ language === "english" ? "british english": "none"}`) // we can also use template literal for multiline string console.log(`I speak some languages such as ${ language === "english" ? "british english": "none"}`)