How can I use template literals in JSX?

When using Template Literals in JSX, you can directly insert JavaScript expressions within curly braces {}, including template literals enclosed in backticks `. Here is an example of how to use template literals in JSX:

jsx
// Assuming we have some variables
const user = {
  firstName: '张',
  lastName: '三'
};

// Using template literals in JSX
const greeting = (
  <h1>你好, {`${user.firstName} ${user.lastName}`}！</h1>
);

In the above example, we used template literals to interpolate firstName and lastName, and then inserted it as an expression into JSX. This makes string interpolation simple and intuitive. Within template literals, you can insert any valid JavaScript expression. This method is particularly useful when dynamically creating strings in JSX.