Create Strings using Template Literals

Create Strings using Template Literals

linked_class

code

linked_uid

Tdyz6

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66

week_num

28

month_num

7

year_num

22

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insdate: 2022-07-11 08:13:06
title: Create Strings using Template Literals
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linked_class: code
linked_uid: Tdyz6
views: 66
week_num: 28
month_num: 7
year_num: 22

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