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02-04-2021 01:47 PM
Hello again 🙂
After 2 years of experience with Neo4j for my business, I'm taking the time to do all the certifications. Doing so I can see some 'oops' in the graph academy courses and suggest some modifications.
Question 3
on Introduction to Cypher Chapter
I'm 99% sure about that, the answer is not 'When you want to use the node or relationship to return a value'. You MUST use a variable as soon as you have to use it later in the query part, who includes more than the RETURN clause.
QUestion 2 Answer doesn't respect Cypher Style Guidelines, I think.
Thank you for these courses, even after two years it makes things crystal clear.
02-05-2021 11:40 AM
Hello @tard.gabriel
You are absolutely correct about following Cypher Style Guidelines.
For Question 2 I changed the correct answer from:
(:Customer {customerName: 'ABCCO'})-[:BOUGHT]->(p:Product) RETURN p.productName
to
(p:Product)<-[:BOUGHT]-(:Customer {customerName: 'ABCCO'}) RETURN p.productName
With respect to Question 3, it is based upon what the student has learned thus far. I changed the question to:
Thus far, you have learned to use a simple MATCH clause to return values. When must you use a variable in a simple MATCH clause?
The students have not learned about using WHERE clauses or WITH at this point in the course.
Thanks for your feedback!
Elaine
02-05-2021 09:39 PM
Hello again @elaine.rosenberg
Found another 'Oops'
Controlling the query chain -> Intermediate processing with WITH
Link here
I don't know if you can use the direct link would be easier for you.
MATCH (a:Person)-[:ACTED_IN]->(m:Movie)
RETURN a.name, count(a) AS numMovies, collect(m.title) as movies
count(a) AS numMovies ?
It should be count(m)
The result works in this case only because there is only one ACTED_IN relation per Person Movie pair if I'm not wrong.
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