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/*!
\qmltype String
\inqmlmodule QtQml
\brief The String object represents a string value.
The QML String object extends the JS String object with
the arg() function.
\sa {ECMA-262}{ECMAScript Language Specification}
*/
/*!
\qmlmethod string String::arg(value)
Returns a copy of this string with the lowest numbered place marker replaced by value,
i.e., %1, %2, ..., %99. The following example prints "There are 20 items"
\code
var message = "There are %1 items"
var count = 20
console.log(message.arg(count))
\endcode
*/
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