query-c8914dca492ceaa89a8b7d0a2a27b8c1

rq turtle/ttl

Our first query Suppose we want to list all children of the baroque composer Johann Sebastian Bach. Using pseudo-elements like in the queries above, how would you write that query? Hopefully you got something like this: Our first querySuppose we want to list all children of the baroque composer Johann Sebastian Bach. Using pseudo-elements like in the queries above, how would you write that query? Hopefully you got something like this: Our first querySuppose we want to list all children of the baroque composer Johann Sebastian Bach. Using pseudo-elements like in the queries above, how would you write that query? Hopefully you've got something like this: Our first query Suppose we want to list all children of the baroque composer Johann Sebastian Bach. Using pseudo-elements like in the queries above, how would you write that query? Hopefully you got something like this: Our first query Suppose we want to list all children of the baroque composer Johann Sebastian Bach. Using pseudo-elements like in the queries above, how would you write that query? Hopefully you got something like this: Our first query Suppose we want to list all children of the baroque composer Johann Sebastian Bach. Using pseudo-elements like in the queries above, how would you write that query? Hopefully you got something like this: Our first query Suppose we want to list all children of the baroque composer Johann Sebastian Bach. Using pseudo-elements like in the queries above, how would you write that query? Hopefully you got something like this:

Use at

SELECT ?child
WHERE
{
  #  child "has parent" Bach
  ?child parent Bach.
  # (note: everything after a ‘#’ is a comment and ignored by WDQS.)
}

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