Tagged Template Exercise

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>> Kyle Simpson: All right, let's try to work on an exercise about these so called template literals or interval literals, how we are on to refer to them. And specifically, we're going to work with tagged interpret literals. So, here's you're going to be building your own tag function. You'll see that it's called upper and you're gonna be using upper to make sure that a string drops in these three variables, the name, twitter and topic as you see here.

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But the purpose of upper is not just to combine the string but to upper case the values only. So you can see that your console.log statement here should end up printing true because your string should end up equaling the string that you see there. So in effect, that is your test case, make sure the console.log prints true.

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Define your upper tag function and then make sure to tag that interval literal and drop in the expressions as you saw in the lecture. So we'll come back in a couple of minutes and talk through the solution, if you get stuck on this, feel free to always take a look at the solution file in ex.fixed.js