ABSTRACT
Cypher matches the rest of the pattern to graph neighboring the anchor point. Any Cypher query forms anchor points for one or more part of the pattern to specific part of the graphs using meta-information about existing indexes, constraints, property predicates, and labels. Cypher allows us to create indexes per label and its property combinations. Cypher is easy to read and understand. It defines graph manipulation intuitively using graphs. In the most banal form, graphs are collections of vertices and the relationships that exist between these vertices called edges. Graphs can be useful in understanding physical movements and processes. Likewise, in biology, to trace the migration paths of certain species or track the spreading of certain diseases, graphs are used. The internet titans such as Google, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Amazon realized the potential of graphs and built their proprietary graph systems.
