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Q1Domain Verified
In the context of Neo4j graph data modeling, what is the primary advantage of using distinct labels for nodes that represent different entities (e.g., `:Person`, `:Company`) compared to relying solely on properties?
Enhanced data integrity by enforcing unique node identifiers within each label.
Reduced storage overhead due to a more compact internal representation.
Improved query performance for simple property lookups.
Simplified schema evolution by allowing independent property additions to different entity types.
Q2Domain Verified
Consider a graph model where `:User` nodes have a `:PURCHASED` relationship to `:Product` nodes. If the requirement is to track the *quantity* of each product purchased in a single transaction by a user, which modeling approach is most appropriate and why?
Add a `quantity` property directly to the `:PURCHASED` relationship.
Add a `purchased_quantities` property to the `:User` node, storing a map of product IDs to quantities.
Create a new intermediate node, `:Purchase`, between `:User` and `:Product`, with a `quantity` property.
Create a separate `:Transaction` node with a `quantity` property, linked to both `:User` and `:Product`.
Q3Domain Verified
When designing a graph model for a social network, you need to represent friendships and "followed by" relationships. If a user can be friends with another user *and* also follow them, how should these distinct social connections be modeled to ensure clarity and queryability?
Combine both "friend" and "followed" information into properties on a single, generic `:CONNECTION` relationship.
Use a single `:INTERACTED_WITH` relationship with a `type` property indicating "friend" or "followed".
Create two distinct relationship types: `:FRIENDS_WITH` and `:FOLLOWS`.
Model `:FRIENDS_WITH` as a directed relationship from `:User` to `:User`, and `:FOLLOWS` as an undirected relationship.

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