node string for euro sign

To create a string in Node.js that includes the euro sign, you can follow these steps:

1. Initialize a variable with the desired string.
2. Use the Unicode escape sequence for the euro sign, which is "\u20AC".
3. Concatenate the escape sequence with the rest of the string.

Here's an example code snippet that demonstrates these steps:

let euroString = "Price: \u20AC99";
console.log(euroString);

In this example, we initialize the euroString variable with the string "Price: " and concatenate the Unicode escape sequence "\u20AC" to represent the euro sign. Finally, we concatenate the price value "99" to complete the string. The resulting string will be "Price: €99", with the euro sign displayed correctly.

You can run this code in a Node.js environment and observe the output, which will be "Price: €99".