In what scenarios is it more beneficial to use tagged template literals over regular template literals?
- When dynamic string processing or transformation of the template is required.
- When simple string concatenation suffices for the task.
- Tagged template literals are only used in specific edge cases.
- When you need to create a static string with fixed content.
Tagged template literals provide a powerful mechanism for customizing string output, making them beneficial in scenarios where dynamic content manipulation is necessary, such as in i18n (internationalization) or code generation. Regular template literals are simpler and more suitable for static strings.
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