Write file using FileAdaptor

Hi,
I need to write the file like below format using fileadaptor.
*"smiith"*,Old Street,Old Town
*"Manchester"*,98-12-1988,hello
*"taisder"*,opppstreet ,juytr
*"vansuha"*,dordan,utre
Anyone please tell me how we can provide double quotes to to this fields when we r writing file.

I have posted the answer in the other thread.
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