A Cisco list API returns a nextPageToken cursor instead of numeric offsets. How should the consumer request the following page?
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Short Explanation
A coat-check token is not a math worksheet—you hand the same stub back. With cursor pagination, send the opaque nextPageToken as given; decoding or inventing offsets skips or duplicates rows.
Full Explanation
Cursor or nextPageToken pagination requires the client to echo the server-issued opaque value on the subsequent request. Decoding the token or substituting offset arithmetic the API did not advertise can skip or duplicate rows. Construction means passing the token through, not reinventing page math.