How to correctly write a raw multiline string in Python?

Question

1. I know that you can create a multi-line string a few ways:

Triple Quotes

\'\'\'
This is a 
multi-line
string.
\'\'\'


        

Answer 1

You'd need a r prefix on each string literal

>>> (r'on\e'
     r'\tw\o')
'on\\e\\tw\\o'

Otherwise the first portion is interpreted as a raw string literal, but the next line of string is not, so the '\t' is interpreted as a tab character.

Answer 2

I think you might also need to make the second line a raw string as well by prefixing it with the r as you did in r'on\e'