Python – Multi-line Statements

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a = [1, 
     2, 
     3]

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a = [1, # comment 
     2, # comment
     3] # comment

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a = (1,
     2,
     3)

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a = {1,
     2,
     3}

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a = {'key1': 'value1',
     'key2': 'value2',
     'key3': 'value3'}

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def my_func(a,
            b,
            c):
    print(a, b, c)

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a = 10
b = 20
c = 30
if a > 5 \
    and b > 10 \
    and c > 20:
    print('OK')

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a = "this is
a multi-line string"
print(a)

  File "<ipython-input-48-bff902a77458>", line 1
    a = "this is
                ^
SyntaxError: EOL while scanning string literal

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a = "this is \
a multi-line string"
print(a)

this is a multi-line string

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a = "this is \
     a multi-line string"
print(a)

this is      a multi-line string

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a = '''this is
a multi-line string'''
print(a)

this is
a multi-line string

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a = '''this is
       a multi-line string'''
print(a)

this is
       a multi-line string

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a = """this is
       a multi-line string"""
print(a)

this is
       a multi-line string

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a = '''this is \
a multi-line string'''
print(a)

this is a multi-line string

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def my_func():
    a = '''a multi-line string
    that is actually indented in the second line'''
    return a

print(my_func())

a multi-line string
    that is actually indented in the second line

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def my_func():
    a = '''a multi-line string
that is actually indented in the second line'''
    return a

print(my_func())

a multi-line string
that is actually indented in the second line

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