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My SDK don't see a function "ScrollContent()"
Hello! I’m learning Android Jetpack compose development from tutorials and documentation by Android developers. And I ran into a problem… When I was checking the validation of sample of implementation Top App Bar my SDK didn’t see function “ScrollContent()” and show it is as an “unresolved reference”. I don’t know how to solve this problem. Please, help me!! There are reference: App bars | Jetpack Compose | Android Developers
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