# Multiline strings

In JavaScript, strings created with single or double quotes do not allow line wrapping. It means, the following won't work:

`let str = 'abc def'; // that won't work`

This also won't work:

`let str = "abc def"; // that won't work`

But the backticks are especially designed to create multiline strings:

`let str = `abc def`; // this will work`

Write the string, consisting of characters `'a'`, `'b'`, `'c'`, to the variable `str`. There should be a line wrapping after each character, except the last one.

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