pluralize method

String pluralize({ required String other, String? zero, String? one, String? two, String? few, String? many, String? desc, Map<String, Object>? examples, String? locale, int? precision, String? name, List<Object>? args, String? meaning, bool? skip, })

Returns a localized string based on the plural category of this number.

This uses the Intl.plural function to determine the appropriate plural form for the current locale and number.

Arguments:

• other: The string to return for plural forms other than zero, one, two, few, or many.
• zero, one, two, few, many: Strings for specific plural forms (optional).
• desc, examples, locale, name, args, meaning, skip: Optional parameters for fine-tuning the pluralization logic (see Intl.plural documentation).

Implementation

String pluralize({
  required String other,
  String? zero,
  String? one,
  String? two,
  String? few,
  String? many,
  String? desc,
  Map<String, Object>? examples,
  String? locale,
  int? precision,
  String? name,
  List<Object>? args,
  String? meaning,
  bool? skip,
}) => Intl.plural(
  this,
  other: other,
  zero: zero,
  one: one,
  two: two,
  few: few,
  many: many,
  desc: desc,
  examples: examples,
  locale: locale,
  precision: precision,
  name: name,
  args: args,
  meaning: meaning,
  skip: skip,
);