Printing out double quote string

Hello,
I would like to know how can i print out the double quote string (")
in JSP using out.print(), because a double qoute has already used
for indicating the string. If the string that i want to print out is including double quote("), how can i print that string out.
THX !

out.println("\"mystring\"");
generally: backslash "\" is used in Java to quote special characters e.g. out.println("c:\\my documents\\bla");

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