A helpful utility component to handle lists in react like a champ
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FlatList React is a utility component for React that simplifies rendering and managing lists with features like sorting, filtering, searching, pagination, and grouping. It’s designed for React developers who want an easy way to handle complex list operations with minimal configuration.
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