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1. First of all, you should add "require" in your class. Otherwise dart will give you a similar error like the next one:

line 51 • The parameter 'movieName' can't have a value of 'null' because of its type, but the implicit default value is 'null'. (view docs) Try adding either an explicit non-'null' default value or the 'required' modifier.

1. Import the class and the example information where you need it.

   import 'package:exampleapp/movie_list_sample_information.dart;

   import 'package:exampleapp/movies.dart;

2. Use the variable to get the information

   movieLists[0].movieName // gets the first movie of your list

The next dartpad uses your code as example: https://dartpad.dev/95d67aa68267296ac3fd8a56405b2880?null_safety=true

Press "Run" button and you should see the name of the first movie in "Console"

EDIT:

To read the list in dynamically in flutter you can use ListView.builder

The consistent difference between existing and non-released films is the attribute data-film-session and data-film-exp. Only add to the list if the entry has one or both of these attributes. This is untested, it may not work, but it's a step in the right direction.

Thanks for the additional details, I tried running your application and it does work for me, the only change I made is the actual URL. You have registered your books api under the /books prefix. This is the specific place in your code https://github.com/branhoff/wishlist-api/blob/ee9fc696069d98513a89c249d23874d429684d54/book/views.py#L7

It seems like you are overwriting your "word" variable every time you add a new random word:

The 'some string'.includes('substring') method will make the string searching easier. Also see the easy way to keep unique values only.

There are many things wrong with your code

1. You declare nameOneCompleted inside your if so it's undefined elsewhere. Same for nameTwoCompleted. You should define them in the upper scope
2. Your if condition is always truthy thus useless
3. Use const and let instead of the deprecated var
4. You don't need to do 10 ifs, just define an array and pick the n-th element
5. Use camel case when naming js variables: its nameDecode2, not NameDecode2
6. nameDecode2 was a string of several characters, you probably meant to only take the first one, you don't need to slice nameDecode1 for that btw, just use string index. Also convert it to a number before indexing the string.
7. Don't slice when building substrings, just use substring, it's much easier
8. I don't know what you tried to do with the ellipsis but it was wrong, also be aware that the CSS text-overflow: ellipsis might come more handy than trimming the string on the JS side

That should be good:

Your loadTable function is updating the DOM based on the current state of your application. You can extend this to set the disabled state of the prev/next buttons, and to set the selected class of the page number button.

Here's an example where the button state is set by the loadTable function. The click event handlers should only update the current page (ie. set the state of the app). Then you can do your rendering of the state in the loadTable function.

You just should inset cell data first. Then insert the link cell at the end of a table row.

http://jsfiddle.net/u1bvq376/

Here is a sample. Hope to help, my friend :))

For your first question: I'm not sure if that is very useful for the user, because if you sort your second page of the table you will always have the highest value in your first page of your table. And that is something you won't do I guess.

Second question: You see an [obejct object], because you want to show that object directly. You have to loop again to show the value for it.