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 ### Trait property
 The trait property marks an entity as a trait, which is any tag that is added to another tag/component/relationship to modify its behavior. All properties in this section are marked as trait. It is not required to mark a property as a trait before adding it to another tag/component/relationship. The main reason for the trait property is to ease some of the constraints on relationships (see the Relationship property).
 
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 ```c
 ECS_TAG(world, Serializable);
 
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 ### Relationship property
 The relationship property enforces that an entity can only be used as relationship. Consider the following example:
 
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 ```c
 ECS_TAG(world, Likes);
 ECS_TAG(world, Apples);
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 Entities marked with `Relationship` may still be used as target if the relationship part of the pair has the `Trait` property. This ensures the relationship can still be used to configure the behavior of other entities. Consider the following code example:
 
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 ```c
 ECS_TAG(world, Likes);
 ECS_TAG(world, Loves);
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 ### Target property
 The target property enforces that an entity can only be used as relationship target. Consider the following example:
 
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 ECS_TAG(world, Likes);
 ECS_TAG(world, Apples);
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 ### Tag property
 A relationship can be marked as a tag in which case it will never contain data. By default the data associated with a pair is determined by whether either the relationship or target are components. For some relationships however, even if the target is a component, no data should be added to the relationship. Consider the following example: