I have seen this is the ES6 feature of JS but why to use backtick if I get the same output through single or double quotes in strings?
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You can read about it here:
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You can use variables without needing to start and stop string concatenation `text${var}text` instead of 'text'+var+'text'
. You can mix single and double quotes, which is useful for HTML.
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Just be aware that the backtick isn’t supported in IE 11, Safari 9, or Opera 28.
The date-relative view of supported browsers at can I use is a useful way to view relative compatibility across browsers.
Which is why you use babel for transpiling, so you can have that development comfort in the editor, but a working script in your browser.
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