A developer migrated functionality from JavaScript Remoting to a Lightning web component and wants to use the existing getOpportunities() method to provide data. What to do now?

For an Apex method to be correctly used by a Lightning Web Component with a wired property for data retrieval, it must be annotated with `@AuraEnabled(cacheable=true)` to enable client-side caching, which improves component performance.

While `@AuraEnabled` is necessary, `(cacheable=true)` is also required specifically for methods invoked by wired properties in LWC to enable efficient client-side caching.

Apex methods invoked by LWCs typically return Apex data types (e.g., `List<Opportunity>`) that are automatically serialized to JSON, rather than explicitly returning a `JSON Object` string.

Apex methods invoked by LWCs typically return native Apex data types, and Salesforce handles the serialization to JSON automatically, so returning a serialized JSON Array string is not necessary or the standard practice.