Template literal string in ES6

The literal template is a new way to write strings with the new ES6 syntax.

Template literal

let name = 'lucas';
let surname = 'tostée';
const yearOfBirth = 1995;
function calculateAge(year) {
  return 2018 - year;
}

// es6 
return `${name} ${surname} a ${calculateAge(yearOfBirth)}ans.` // lucas tostée à 22ans.

1. To display strings with es6 you must use backtick `` and ${nameOfYourVariable} to display the content.
2. This syntax makes the content more readable.

Current errors

This is a list of the main errors that you can meet when you use class with ES6 syntax:

Note: I'm not a wizard there is maybe some issue that you notice above so fell free to open an issue in the github repo if you find a new error not mentioned above.