How to properly write multiline strings in Go?

Hi everyone! I just started learning Go after Python and encountered a problem when working with long strings. In Python, I'm used to using triple quotes for multiline strings, for example: ```python text = """This is a multiline string in Python, it preserves line breaks.""" ``` But in Go, I can't find an equivalent. I tried to write it like this: ```go package main import "fmt" func main() { text := "This is a string\ncontinues on a new line" fmt.Println(text) } ``` And got a compilation error: `invalid syntax: unexpected newline in string literal`. How do I properly declare a string that spans multiple lines in code? Do I need to use any special characters or functions? I'm especially interested in cases where the string contains HTML, SQL queries, or JSON — it's inconvenient to write th