Suppose you are designing a cursor-type system for a backend database and you are given this method:

def  next10Items() -> return type [list]:
# returns the next 10 items in the database if available, otherwise returns the remaining items left.
# If doesn't exist, then returns 0.
# e.g. 16 total items first time it's called, we get items 0-9, second time it's called we get items 10-16, last time it's called we get empty list []

implement a method nextItems(n) that when given an integer n, will return the n items in a list.

For example, with 50 total items.

One test case:
nextItems(20) should give us items 0-19,

Second test case:
nextItems(35), nextItems(20) should give us items 0-35, then when called again should give us 36-50. If called a third time with nextItems(5) return []

Ignore negative numbers.