How can you create a string using triple quotes in Python?

Creating a string using triple quotes in Python can be accomplished with either triple single quotes (''') or triple double quotes ("""). This method is particularly useful for multi-line strings, as it allows you to include line breaks and quotations without the need for concatenation or escape characters.

Using triple quotes is advantageous when you want to write documentation strings (docstrings) for functions or modules, or any text that spans multiple lines. The Python interpreter recognizes the triple quotes and treats everything enclosed as a single string, preserving the formatting and whitespace, which makes it easier to read and maintain.

The other options do not correctly represent the method of creating a string with triple quotes: square brackets are used for lists, single quotes denote standard single-line strings, and angle brackets are not used for string creation in Python at all. Thus, the correct answer is indeed the use of ''' or """ for creating multi-line strings.