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"Adding new types involves forming the type objects and pushing them into the data model of the knowledge graph using [knowledge_graph.named_object_type_adds()](https://developers.arcgis.com/python/api-reference/arcgis.graph.html#arcgis.graph.KnowledgeGraph.named_object_type_adds). Named types (entity and relationship types) can be created in bluk or individually as needed. The following example shows creating these named types all at the same time:"
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"Adding new types involves forming the type objects and pushing them into the data model of the knowledge graph using [knowledge_graph.named_object_type_adds()](https://developers.arcgis.com/python/api-reference/arcgis.graph.html#arcgis.graph.KnowledgeGraph.named_object_type_adds). Named types (entity and relationship types) can be created in bulk or individually as needed. The following example shows creating these named types all at the same time:"
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