Template Literral or Backtick is for Javascript string combination. 
For an example,
<pre><code>const myFunc = (parameter1, parameter2) =&gt; {return `This will result in combination of this paramter 1 value = ${parameter1} and parameter2 value = ${parameter2} when executed in console.`}

myFunc(1,2);
</code></pre>Remember below things while using Template Literral.
To escap backtick in Template literral use backslash()
for e.g.
<pre><code>const myFunc = () =&gt; {return `This is an example of back tick include in this string here next to me \` and it will work.`}

myFunc();
</code></pre>

**Template Literral or Backtick is for Javascript string combination. **
For an example,

```
const myFunc = (parameter1, parameter2) => {return `This will result in combination of this paramter 1 value = ${parameter1}  and parameter2 value = ${parameter2}  when executed in console.`}

myFunc(1,2);

``` 

**Remember below things while using Template Literral.**

**To escap backtick in Template literral use backslash(\)**
for e.g.

```
const myFunc = () => {return `This is an example of back tick include in this string here next to me \` and it will work.`}

myFunc();
``` 


Very usefull Backtick(`) or Template literal #React Qucik Notes.