Question

What does the parser Control command -STRICT do?

a) Validates RDF data against a specified schema
b) Allows lenient parsing of RDF data
c) Checks for syntax errors in RDF data
d) Sets the base URI for resolving relative URIs in RDF data

Answer 1

The -STRICT command in RDF parsing checks for syntax errors, ensuring data follows RDF specifications.

Step-by-step explanation:

The parser Control command -STRICT is used when parsing RDF (Resource Description Framework) data. The purpose of this command is to check for syntax errors in RDF data, ensuring that it is well-formed and complies with RDF specifications. If the command is enabled and the RDF data contains syntax errors, the parser will not proceed until these errors are corrected.