Multiline string literal preserves every symbol between openin | Python etc

Multiline string literal preserves every symbol between opening and closing quotes, including indentation:

def f():
return """
hello
world
"""
f()
# '\n hello\n world\n '

A possible solution is to remove indentation, Python will still correctly parse the code:

def f():
return """
hello
world
"""
f()
# '\nhello\n world\n'

However, it's difficult to read because it looks like the literal is outside of the function body but it's not. So, a much better solution is not to break the indentation but instead remove it from the string content using textwrap.dedent:

from textwrap import dedent

def f():
return dedent("""
hello
world
""")
f()
# '\nhello\n world\n'