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update incorrect method name in readme #115

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Expand Up @@ -418,7 +418,7 @@ while (userConversations.hasNext()) {
final Conversation conversation = Conversation.find("66");
ConversationMessage conversationMessage = conversation.getConversationMessage();
ConversationPartCollection parts = conversation.getConversationPartCollection();
List<ConversationPart> partList = parts.getPageItems();
List<ConversationPart> partList = parts.getPage();
for (ConversationPart part : partList) {
String partType = part.getPartType();
Author author = part.getAuthor();
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These return a Collection object (eg `UserCollection`) which can be iterated in two
ways

- The collection's `getPageItems()`, `hasNextPage()` and `nextPage()` methods - these are useful when you want to fetch one or just a few pages directly.
- The collection's `getPage()`, `hasNextPage()` and `nextPage()` methods - these are useful when you want to fetch one or just a few pages directly.

- Java's inbuilt iterator methods `next()` and `hasNext()` - these are useful when you want to fetch data without manually handling pagination.

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