RDF allows typed literals to be given as the object node of a predicate. Typed literals consist of a literal string and a datatype RDF URI reference. These are written in RDF/XML using the same syntax for literal string nodes in the property element form (not property attribute) but with an additional rdf:datatype="datatypeURI" attribute on the property element. Any RDF URI reference can be used in the attribute.
| label | rdf:datatype |
| Title | rdf:datatype |
| definition | RDF allows typed literals to be given as the object node of a predicate. Typed literals consist of a literal string and a datatype RDF URI reference. These are written in RDF/XML using the same syntax for literal string nodes in the property element form (not property attribute) but with an additional rdf:datatype="datatypeURI" attribute on the property element. Any RDF URI reference can be used in the attribute. |
| Description | |
| has internal identifier | rdf:datatype |
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| http://www.w3.org/ns/adms#versionNotes | |
| Is Part Of | Core Vocabularies RDF Schemas |