Changing the order of arguments in ruby sprintf

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Is it possible to change the order of parameters to sprintf fun?

like sprintf(" this is %arg[2] test %arg[1]" , arg1, arg2)

i need to dynamically change the order of the arguments. so is that possible with sprintf?

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