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Welcome back to the 6th part of the Flutter YouTube Search tutorial course. In the previous part, we’ve added the search field and search bar into the app bar. Now that we have the search initiation sorted, we actually need to take that search data and display it to the user. For that, we’re going to use a paginated ListView.
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