A school-district integration reads a Cisco API that uses limit and offset query parameters. After receiving the first full page, how is the next request constructed?
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Short Explanation
After reading seats 1–50 in the auditorium, the next block starts at seat 51—not seat 1 again. Bump offset by the page size and call again; stopping after the first window leaves rows unread.
Full Explanation
Offset/limit (or index/count) pagination requires the consumer to advance offset by the previous page size and issue another request with the same limit. Completing only the first window is an incomplete construction. The loop continues until a termination signal such as a short or empty page.