How I write multi-line strings in JavaScript
Forget having to do the usual:
var bigString = 'Line 1\n' +
'Line 2\n' +
...;Instead, make an array and join with the newline character:
var bigString = [
'Line 1',
'Line 2',
...
].join('\n');I find this makes writing, reading, and editing more than a couple lines a lot easier.
Written by Jon Abrams
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