U suvremenom svijetu postoji širok spektar metoda koje se mogu koristiti za istraživanje. Najčešće se dijele na dvije kategorije: “kvalitativne” i “kvantitativne” metode.
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But in JSON, double quotes inside the string need to be escaped with a backslash. However, in the draft, they used ” which is the HTML entity for double quotes. That’s correct because in HTML, you can’t have actual double quotes inside an attribute unless escaped. Wait, but in the JSON content, the entire value is a string, so the HTML inside should have proper escaping for JSON. However, the user’s draft uses ” which is HTML escaping, not JSON. JSON requires that double quotes inside the string be escaped with a backslash, not “. So this might be an error.
Wait, the user’s draft has:
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U suvremenom svijetu postoji širok spektar metoda koje se mogu koristiti za istraživanje. Najčešće se dijele na dvije kategorije: “kvalitativne” i “kvantitativne” metode.
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But in JSON, the correct way to include a double quote inside a string is to escape it with a backslash, like \” instead of “. So the draft is using HTML entities, which is incorrect for JSON. This would cause a JSON parsing error. Therefore, I need to correct those instances to use escaped double quotes.
So, the line should be:
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U suvremenom svijetu postoji širok spektar metoda koje se mogu koristiti za istraživanje. Najčešće se dijele na dvije kategorije: \”kvalitativne\” i \”kvantitativne\” metode.
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This way, the JSON is valid, and the HTML will still display the quotes correctly when rendered.
Another thing to check is the closing of HTML tags. For example, in the draft, after the ordered list in the third H2, there’s a
tag that continues the
