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title: Create Strings Using Template Literals
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Instead of using string concatenation, ES6 offers template literals to create strings. In this challenge, you have to use template literals to create an array of text warnings.
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### Problem Explanation:
It's required to use template literals to return a list as every element in the array as the element will be wrapped in a `` tag.
## Hint: 1
* Use `map()` function to apply the template literals on all of the `arr` elements
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## Hint: 2
* Inside the `map()` use an arrow function which has `element` as a parameter and returns `` that has the text-warning class and containing the `element` inside it
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## Spoiler Alert!
**Solution ahead!**
```const resultDisplayArray = arr.map(item => `${item}`);```
## No map() solution
Despite being a less flexible solution, if you know the number of elements in advance, you can enumerate them as in
```const resultDisplayArray = [`${arr[0]}`,
`${arr[1]}`
,`${arr[2]}`];```