Problem
Give two examples of a possibility axiom that might appear in the knowledge base. Define what unspecified behaviour means in the C standard and give two examples of such behaviour. (Briefly explain why it is important to have unspecified behaviour in the definition of the C language. Compare and contrast the struct and union keywords in C, supplying an example of a situation where it would be more appropriate to use a union rather than a struct Both players start with 75 points and take turns throwing the ball trying to get it over the net. Player one (human player) a. Before attempting to throw the ball, the player must a bet. The bet must not exceed his current total points and must range in [1, 11], inclusive. If this condition is not met, the player is prompted to re-enter a valid bet. If the player threw the ball over the net, the amount of his bet is deducted from his total points. If the player threw the ball under (or the same height as) the net, the amount of his bet is added to his total points. For the first three questions I have given you the queries given. Use these queries in your code, perform the neo4J query transactions and print the results. For questions 4 onwards build the queries and print the results. You may use your previous work in this course as a reference / starting-point but I expect modifications, i.e. passing in older work again with none to very small changes will not earn marks.
Task
A project, in your language of study that meets the following requirements:
A record object (also known as entity object, data-transfer object) that uses the column names from the dataset as part of the source code, e.g. variable names, accessors/mutators names, or constants.
I. How many times did users in this network mention other users in their tweets?
II. How many users follow user 89805 ? (1)8. How many users does user 89805 follow?
III. How many total nodes with Label :User are there in the database? match (:User) return count(*) as User_Count
IV. How many Social Network relationships are there in the database? match ()-[follows:Follows]->() return count(follows)
V. How many Social Network followers does user 889805 have? match (follower)-[:Follows]->(:User{user:89805}) return count(follower)
VI. How many total times did users in this network retweet?