How to convert a string to a docstring?

Question

a='hello \
sir'
b=f"\'''{a}\'''"
print(b)

Output:
'''hello sir'''

Expected Output:
hello
sir

Answer 1

Skipping the fact that a docstring is actually so when it's bound to the __doc__ of an object,
using """...""" is just sintattic sugar, at the end of the day it is a normal string.

If you want to print:
hello
sir

Your string has to be "hello\nsir" whether you write it directly or with the """...""" notation

The \ at the end of a line just tells python that the line actually continues in the one below, so
a='hello \
sir'
Is actually a='hello sir', there is no way to recover the '\n' you wanted without corrupting the whole string

Putting the triple quotes inside a string will not create a docstring, but just a string with a triple quote in it (but you could actually use eval to do that)