let myName = ‘Allison’;
let myCity = ‘Los Angeles’;
console.log (My name is ${myName}. My city is ${myCity}.);
IT PRINTED OUT CORRECTLY. I DID THE BACK TICS, AND I DID CURLY BRACKETS.
BUT IT STILL SAYS I DIDN’T DO IT RIGHT. It Says, did you interpolate myName and myCity with back tics and curly brackets. Well, I did. I’ve tried this over and over. thank you!
oh, the back tics don’t show up on this clipboard copy. That’s weird. I can see the back tics on my lesson screen where I typed them. It’s the back tic symbol on the key to the left of the 1 key. This is weird. Any thoughts appreciated.
let myName = ‘Allison’;
let myCity = ‘Los Angeles’;
console.log (`My name is {myName}. My city is {myCity}.``);
This says did you interpolate using back tics and curly brackets. But I did! And it printed correctly. But it won’t let me advance to “next” lesson
Not sue what your problem might be with your code. Try posting it with 3 back tics on the line above your code, and 3 more back tics on the line below. It will cause it to look like this:
let myName = 'Allison';
let myCity = 'Los Angeles';
console.log(`My name is ${myName}. My city is ${myCity}`);
Actually, I just looked at the lesson. It seems the reason your code isn’t passing is the sentence you logged. The lesson asks for a specific output:
3. Use a single template literal to interpolate your variables into the sentence below. Use console.log() to print your sentence to the console in the following format:
My name is NAME. My favorite city is CITY.
Replace NAME and CITY in the string above by interpolating the values saved to myName and myCity .
Looks like you forgot the word ‘favorite.’ 
Ah. Well. I thank you very kindly!!!
I’m trying to learn this at age over 50.
I looked up to old to code and people 19 years old were wondering if they were too old.
Well, I’ll be more careful. And thanks again!!!
wait. Replace NAME and CITY in the string above by interpolating the values saved to myName and myCity . It did not say to use 'favorite." That was the animal project. The city doesn’t.
ugh. I’ll try the 3 back ticks you metioned.
I’m not quite 50, but close. I first learned to code in High School many years ago. I don’t write code for a living, but I do write code to make my job easier, and as a hobby. You’ll find some of these lessons are very particular with the output they are expecting. Good luck && Happy Coding!
Wow, it did ask for “favorite.” okay. i passed. thank you again!!!
Благодарю за подсказку!
Thank you for the tip!