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<description>Dgraph supports facets — key value pairs on edges — as an extension to RDF triples. That is, facets add properties to edges, rather than to nodes. For example, a friend edge between two nodes may have a boolean property of close friendship. Facets can also be used as weights for edges.
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just focus on the query text. You can also learn about <a href="https://docs.dgraph.io/get-started/#step-3-run-queries">posting
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<description>Dgraph doesn&amp;rsquo;t support setting external IDs for nodes. If an application requires unique identifiers for nodes other than the UIDs assigned by Dgraph, then these have to be supplied as edges. It&amp;rsquo;s up to a user application to ensure the uniqueness of such IDs/keys.
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<p>This interactive tutorial will get you up and running with Dgraph and writing graph
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queries in <a href="https://dgraph.io/docs/query-language/">GraphQL+-</a>, Dgraph&rsquo;s own graph query language.</p>
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queries in <a href="https://docs.dgraph.io/query-language/">GraphQL+-</a>, Dgraph&rsquo;s own graph query language.</p>
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<p>This introduction is important for the coming exercises, many of the concepts presented here will be repeated in the next few chapters. (For example, <a href="https://tour.dgraph.io/schema/2/">Adding Data - mutating data</a> and <a href="https://tour.dgraph.io/schema/6/">Exercise : Integrating existing data</a>.)</p>
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