Use backticks to define raw string literals in Go for clean multi-line text without escape sequences.
Use a raw string literal with backticks to include newlines and special characters without escaping. This syntax treats the content literally until the closing backtick.
multiline := `Line one
Line two
Line three`
Raw literals are ideal for multi-line strings, SQL queries, or JSON where escape sequences would clutter the code.
A raw string literal lets you write text across multiple lines exactly as you see it, without needing to add special characters for line breaks. Think of it like writing a note on a sticky pad where you just press enter to go to the next line, and the computer reads it exactly that way.