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val check : Object.t -> bool
val clear : Object.t -> unit
val copy : Object.t -> Object.t
val create : unit -> Object.t
val del_item : Object.t -> Object.t -> unit
val del_item_string : Object.t -> string -> unit
val get_item : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t option
val find : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t
val find_opt : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t option
val get_item_string : Object.t -> string -> Object.t option
val find_string : Object.t -> string -> Object.t
val find_string_opt : Object.t -> string -> Object.t option
val keys : Object.t -> Object.t
val items : Object.t -> Object.t
val set_item : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t -> unit
val set_item_string : Object.t -> string -> Object.t -> unit
val size : Object.t -> int
val values : Object.t -> Object.t
val iter : (Object.t -> Object.t -> unit) -> Object.t -> unit
val fold : (Object.t -> Object.t -> 'a -> 'a) -> Object.t -> 'a -> 'a
val for_all : (Object.t -> Object.t -> bool) -> Object.t -> bool
val exists : (Object.t -> Object.t -> bool) -> Object.t -> bool
val to_bindings : Object.t -> (Object.t * Object.t) list
val to_bindings_map : (Object.t -> 'a) -> (Object.t -> 'b) -> Object.t -> ('a * 'b) list
val to_bindings_string : Object.t -> (string * Object.t) list
val of_bindings : (Object.t * Object.t) list -> Object.t
val of_bindings_map : ('a -> Object.t) -> ('b -> Object.t) -> ('a * 'b) list -> Object.t
val of_bindings_string : (string * Object.t) list -> Object.t
val singleton : Object.t -> Object.t -> Object.t
val singleton_string : string -> Object.t -> Object.t