count-to-6/lib/exercises/template_strings/problem.md

An intro to some ES6 features via a set of self-guided workshops.

ES6 template strings are a new string syntax, which use backticks ( `` ) instead of quotation marks ( '' or "" ). Template strings give you more powerful abilities for constructing strings. They allow string interpolation, with syntax like:

```js
`Hello, ${person}! 1 + 1 = ${1 + 1}!`
```

They can also be multiline, simply by placing linebreaks inside your string:

```js
`Hello,
world!`
```

## Challenge

You will be given a name as the first argument to your program (`process.argv[2]`). You should output a two-line message, first greeting that person, and then telling them their name in lowercase. For example, if the name was `"Domenic"`, you would output:

```
Hello, Domenic!
Your name lowercased is "domenic".
```

You can start by doing this using ES5 constructs if you like, but the correct solution should use a _single_ ES6 template string, and not use the `+` operator.