Cypher Query Language: Creating Nodes & Relationships with Cypher
Cypher 9
| Beginner
- 8 videos | 1h 13m 15s
- Includes Assessment
- Earns a Badge
This first course in the path delves into the basics of the Cypher query language. You will learn about the creation of nodes, relationships between nodes, and how to search for simple patterns among them. Begin with a simple query with a CREATE clause in order to create a node. Build upon your query at each step, starting with an empty node, then creating nodes with properties and nodes containing one or more labels. You then move on to setting relationships between nodes. Define relationships between existing nodes in the database, and build nodes containing their own properties. All the while, gaining familiarity with the syntax of CREATE queries in the Cypher query language, how directions are set when defining relationships, and the rules and conventions around names for node labels and relationships. After completion of this course you'll know how to create nodes and relationships between nodes in a Neo4j database using the Cypher query language.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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Discover the key concepts covered in this courseDescribe the use cases as well as the basic syntax of the cypher query languageSet up neo4j desktop on your system and provision a database management systemRecognize the syntax as well as the effect of the create clause in a cypher query
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Provision nodes with labels as well as properties using the create clause in a cypher querySet up relationships between nodes in a neo4j databaseDefine relationships which have their own properties using the cypher languageSummarize the key concepts covered in this course
IN THIS COURSE
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2m 30s
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9m 34s
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10m 58s
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12m 41s
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12m 24s
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11m 31s
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11m 40s
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1m 59s
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