How can i create label inside template literal

JavaScript
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Tell us what’s happening: i did like that but sill have an Error.

const HTMLString = Entry ${entryNumber} Name

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Learn Form Validation by Building a Calorie Counter - Step 44

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line 23:

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Hey Zeider, i wrote this code const HTMLString =<label>Entry ${entryNumber} Name</label>;
But still have this Message :
Sorry, your code does not pass. You’re getting there.
You should have a label element inside your template literal

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Thanks Zneider, i got it.

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Sure - makes sense. I will try guide guide instead

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Your label is inside of the template literal, inside of a constructed variable. Should you have a semicolon inside of this?

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Based on my experience, this is now step 46, not 44, and I believe there may be a bug in the checker code. When I submitted the code like this, it passed:

const HTMLString = `
...MY_SOLUTION...
`;

However, when I submitted it like this, it did not pass:

const HTMLString = `...MY_SOLUTION...`;

The only difference is that I added a new line before and after the label element. Please correct me if I’m mistaken or clarify if I misunderstood something.

I’m commenting here because this is the first result that appears when I search for this problem on Google. I hope this helps others, if I’m correct and didn’t misunderstand anything.

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