If you’re looking for better ways to handle multiline strings in Java, you’re not alone—Java’s lack of native support for them has always been a bit of a hassle. But don’t worry! Use Text Blocks (Java 13+).
If you’re using Java 13 or later, you’re in luck! Java introduced text blocks, which allow you to create multiline strings without ugly concatenation.
String multilineText = """
This is a multiline string in Java.
No need for '+' or '.append()'!
It's much cleaner and readable.
""";
This is by far the best approach if you’re using a modern Java version.