Print double quotes in java

💡 Outline
You can print double quotes in java by escape double quotes using backslash character(\).

Use \ to print quotation marks in java

System.out.println("\"Java2blog is java blog\""); // output: "Java2blog is java blog"

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System.out.println("\"Java2blog is java blog\""); // output: "Java2blog is java blog"

When you print on console using System.out.println, you use double quotes and whatever value inside double quotes is printed. But what if you want to actually print double quotes on console.

In this tutorial, we will see different method to print quotation marks in java.

Print double quotes in java using backslash character

You can use backslash character(\) to escape the double quotes and it will be printed on the console.

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Print double quotes in java using unicode character

You can use unicode character of double quotes and append it to String to print quotation marks in java.
unicode character of double quotes is \u0022, so we will append this unicode character in the string.
Example

Output:

As you can see, when we printed the string, unicode characters converted into double quotes. That’s how you can print quotation marks in java.

Print double quotes in java by appending double quote character

You can put double quote in single quotes to convert it to character and append to the string to print quotation marks in java.
Example

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That’s all about how to print double quotes in java.