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When programming with one thing that I am missing from in back tick notation. E.g.

const hello = 'Hello'const world = 'World'const helloWorld = `${hello}, ${world}!`

And by R with paste0

hello <- "Hello"world <- "World"helloWorld <- paste0(hello, ", ", world, "!")

@barefootstache You might like the glue package in that case (glue.tidyverse.org/), but I agree, it should really be a core language feature like JS's template strings and Python's f-strings.

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