JavaScript Course: Adding note about template literals on import statements

[aceus0]

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ES6 Modules

As someone who uses template literals (`) more than I problably should, I attempted to write my first import statement using them, which left me trying to figure out why I couldn't run npx webpack sucessfully.

That said, i'd like to add a little note box, perhaps like the one on the Factory Functions lesson, that mentions that template literals can't be used for import/export statements, and to stick to quote or double quote for import/export.

Lessons in Foundation don't inform that template literals have things they can't do over other string declarations, in fact the MDN doc that first introduces them only lists that they are better than other string declarations. But that might be for another day.

For now I'd like to add a small note about them in the ES6 Modules Lesson. I'd be happy to work on it.

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Node / JS

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https://www.theodinproject.com/lessons/node-path-javascript-es6-modules

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[MaoShizhong]

Thanks for opening this issue @aceus0.
The MDN docs for import do state that you can only use single or double quotes for the module name (i.e. no template literals). I'm not opposed to a quick note in the current lesson though reinforcing that, perhaps best as an additional comment to the following code block:

How does that sound to you?

[aceus0]

@MaoShizhong, sure that sounds good. Just want to help others avoid this pitfall!

I'll get working on it today.

[MaoShizhong]

Awesome. When I get the chance, I can pop a similar note in #27953. Wouldn't hurt to just be explicit about it for clarity.