An RDF triple, as a subject/predicate/object statement.
The subject is a named resource or a blank node, the predicate always a named
resource, and the object any Term: a named resource, a blank node, or a language-tagged or
datatype-typed literal.
A typing statement carries the type IRI of the rdf vocabulary namespace in predicate position: the a
shorthand of the Turtle and SPARQL syntaxes is a serialisation concern, foreign to the data model.
A blank node carries no stable identity across queries or stores: its label is meaningful only
within the document that introduced it. An anchor that must survive a round-trip is better minted as an opaque
urn:uuid: resource with named than left blank.
An RDF triple, as a subject/predicate/object statement.
The subject is a named resource or a blank node, the predicate always a named resource, and the object any Term: a named resource, a blank node, or a language-tagged or datatype-typed literal.
A typing statement carries the
typeIRI of the rdf vocabulary namespace in predicate position: theashorthand of the Turtle and SPARQL syntaxes is a serialisation concern, foreign to the data model.Construct one with triple.
A blank node carries no stable identity across queries or stores: its label is meaningful only within the document that introduced it. An anchor that must survive a round-trip is better minted as an opaque
urn:uuid:resource with named than left blank.