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        Property
Contains a property value and data type id. The value can be fetched as a generic Object or one of the convenience str(), int(), bool() methods can be used to get the value in a specific type.
    
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 Creates a new Property with a value and data type 
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 Get data type name. It returns a String with the data type name  | 
  
 Gets a set of possible values for this property. This is typically only used when it is known that a given property name can have multiple possible values. All items in the set will have the same data type. It returns the array value of the property  | 
  
 Gets the value of the property as string. If a property has multiple possible values then the values are concatenated with a comma. 
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 Compare two instances of this class. If both have equal values and data type then returns False.  | 
  
 Return a string representation of the parameter passed, encoding as UTF-8 in case of encoding error and replacing accented by unaccented characters. :param possible_unicode_str: :return:  | 
    
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