diff --git a/data/blog/js/how-to-check-if-character-is-double-quote-in-js.mdx b/data/blog/js/how-to-check-if-character-is-double-quote-in-js.mdx
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--- a/data/blog/js/how-to-check-if-character-is-double-quote-in-js.mdx
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@@ -113,11 +113,6 @@ In this example, we use the `indexOf()` method to check if the character `char`
   - A similar solution is provided with a slight variation: 
     - `if((str.indexOf('\'') > -1) && (str.indexOf('"') > -1)) { //Code here }`
 
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