While looking at some of the examples on the dgo package , I came across some syntax that I do not understand. In the following query, is the word query a reserved word? q := `query Alice($a: string){ me(func: eq(name, $a)) { name } }` I saw the same usage in other examples on the same page…

Query is just a keyword for the Query block. It is not mandatory. [image] SunSparc: $a: string This is a GraphQL Variable for Dgraph. (It is not related to GraphQL feature itself). see => Get started with Dgraph

Is "query" a reserved word in this context?

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MichelDiz (Michel Diz) March 27, 2020, 2:52pm 2

Query is just a keyword for the Query block. It is not mandatory.

This is a GraphQL Variable for Dgraph. (It is not related to GraphQL feature itself).

see => Get started with Dgraph

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Is "query" a reserved word in this context?

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