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Expand Up @@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ The numbering is 1-based, meaning the first character in the expression is `1` a

#### *occurrence*

An expression (positive integer) that specifies which occurrence of the pattern expression within the source string to be searched or replaced. Default is `1`. Searches at the first character of the *string_expression*. For a positive integer `n`, it searches for the `nth` occurrence beginning with the first character following the first occurrence of the *pattern_expression*, and so forth.
An expression (positive integer) that specifies which occurrence of the pattern expression within the source string to be searched or replaced. Default is `1`. Searches at the first character of the *string_expression*. For a positive integer `n`, it searches for the `nth` occurrence beginning with the first character following the first occurrence of the *pattern_expression*, and so forth. If the value is `0`, all occurrences of the *pattern_expression* are replaced.

#### *flags*

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