E0711: missing expression in placeholder within template literal
Everytime you use ${} within a template literal, which is a string defined
with backticks, such as this one below inside console.log, you should specify
an expression inside its curly braces.
console.log(`My name is ${}`);
To fix this error, write an expression between ${ and }:
const yourName = "Ryan";
console.log(`My name is ${yourName}`);
If your goals were to have the placeholder literally in your string, consider escaping it using a backslash before the placeholder:
console.log(`\${}`);
Or just use double-quoted string (""):
console.log("${}");