Kotlin has string literal support in the following code:

var message = "Hello, World
"; 
print(message);

Also, unlike Java, Kotlin has multiline string support, as seen in the following code:

var csv = """
        Name,Telephone,Email
        Shazin,07743299201,[email protected]
    """.trimIndent();
println(csv);

A multiline string literal begins and ends with three double quotes ("""). Inside this, special double quotes can be used without escaping, which is very handy. The trimIndent() method trims the indentations inside the string in the preceding code. Without it the string literal will contain tabs and spacing exactly as shown in the previous code; this is shown in the following code:

    Name,Telephone,Email
    Shazin,07743299201,[email protected]