About strings in kotlin

Strings.kt

//Escaped strings, means you can use escaped characters

val escapedString = "Kotlin is fun because Zombie said \"Kotlin is ...\" "

println(escapedString)

/**
output - Kotlin is fun because Zombie said "Kotlin is ..."
Here's a ist of escape characters you could use
    \t - Inserts tab
    \b - Inserts backspace
    \n - Inserts newline
    \r - Inserts carriage return
    \' - Inserts single quote character
    \" - Inserts double quote character
    \\ - Inserts backslash
    \$ - Inserts dollar character  **/
    
//Raw strings, means you cannot use escape characters but """

val rawStringExample = """
                          This is a raw string
                          You do not have to use
                          the newline escape 
                          character
                       """
println(rawStringExample)

//More on string literals with variables
val zombie = "Zombie apocalyps"
val zombieStartDate = "32nd May, 2020"
println("The ${zombie.toUpperCase()} will start on ${zombieStartDate} and will go for ${1-2} years")