The Strings array property contains the strings in the list, referenced by a zero-based index. Because Strings is the default property for string lists, you can omit the Strings identifier when accessing the list; thus
StringList1.Strings[0] := 'This is the first string.';
StringList1->Strings[0] = "This is the first string.";
is equivalent to
StringList1[0] := 'This is the first string.';
(*StringList1)[0] = "This is the first string.";
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