typescriptkamran / exercise2

exercise2

This code is a TypeScript snippet that demonstrates how to store a person's name in a variable and print a personalized message using string interpolation.

1. let personName: string = "Kamran": This line declares a variable named personName and assigns the value "Kamran" to it. The : string specifies the variable's type as a string.

2. let message: string = Hello ${personName}, hope you are doing well these days.;: This line declares another variable named message and assigns it a string value. The string uses backticks () to enable string interpolation. ${personName}is a placeholder that will be replaced by the value of thepersonName` variable when the string is constructed.

3. console.log(message): This line prints the message to the console, which will be "Hello Kamran, hope you are doing well these days." in this case, as the value of personName is "Kamran".

Overall, the code greets the person named Kamran with a personalized message using their name.