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C # @line break equivalent functionality in Java

In C #, you can use string literals so you don't have to include the + sign to combine strings on multiple lines. For example:

var fooStr = @"This is a foo string. It will have a corresponding bar sibling string";

In Java, the same code will be written as:

 String fooStr = "This is a foo string." + "It will have a corresponding bar sibling string";

I know that in Java there is no equivalent to verbatim strings, and you should avoid strings yourself. But is there an equivalent to this specific functionality? Or is there a library that helps achieve this?

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