RDF
The data model that represents everything as triples.
RDF (Resource Description Framework) is a data model. It represents data as simple three-part statements called triples: a subject, a predicate, and an object. Your entire dataset is a collection of these facts, forming a graph of interconnected things.
This section covers everything you need to read and write RDF:
- Triples: the atomic unit of data
- URIs and Prefixes: how things are identified
- Literals and Types: strings, numbers, dates, and typed values
- Classes and Properties: defining what kinds of things exist
- Individuals: specific, named instances
- Turtle Syntax: reading and writing
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