Template literals help?

JavaScript
#1

I’ve been watching this video about higher order functions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRgD1yVwIvE&list=PLRIUpQubDGK2vWvVM7qQ24zkmynoet6f7&index=20&t=0s
and coding along, but at around 19 mins when the teacher starts writing template literals, my code has the squiggly line underneath some of it, like below:

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Is there something wrong with what I wrote? It matches the code in the video though…

Thanks.

#2

I think you have more backsticks than needed. There should be only two.

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#3

You are right! Sorry for the silly mistake… :grimacing:

#4

Your return statement should be modified as such:

return `${company.name} [${company.start} - ${company.end}`;

The issue with the code you presented was that you end the template literal early, at `${company.name}`

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#5

Thank you so much, I see it now.