Regex for string between quotes

I want to match the string between the double quotes
e.g. Hello "World" . : Match ="World"
I used the following pattern.
Pattern p = Pattern.compile("\\\".*?\\\"");But now I also want to include escaped quote in the string, e.g.
Hello "\"World\""[\b]

Pattern.compile("\".*?(?<!\\\\)(\")");The closing quote matches only when it is not preceeded by a backslash. (You might wish to apply the same constraint on the opening quote.)

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Oracle 10G enterprise editionAre you sure you are using 10g? (which version?)
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I'm new on Powershell and I'm trying to make the script that:
searches over file and replaces all the spaces which have been found between quotes;
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