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Literal

An RDF value such as text, a number, or a date rather than another identified resource.

What Literal does not show

A literal states a value without creating an independently linkable node.

Where Literal comes up on this site

Definitions that name Literal

Exact-match retrieval · Datatype · Language tag · Object · Confidence score

Related terms in Linked data and entities

The RDF and JSON-LD machinery behind structured data, and the schema.org types a business page actually needs.

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Questions about Literal

What is Literal?

An RDF value such as text, a number, or a date rather than another identified resource.

What does Literal not show or guarantee?

An RDF value such as text, a number, or a date rather than another identified resource. A literal states a value without creating an independently linkable node.

Which area of the glossary does Literal belong to?

Linked data and entities: The RDF and JSON-LD machinery behind structured data, and the schema.org types a business page actually needs.

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