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lines changed Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change @@ -275,7 +275,7 @@ this query would then be:
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Assuming that the backing data for the GraphQL server identified R2-D2 as the
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hero. The response continues to vary based on the request; if we asked for
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- R2-D2s ID and friends with this query:
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+ R2-D2's ID and friends with this query:
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query HeroNameAndFriendsQuery {
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One of the key aspects of GraphQL is its ability to nest queries. In the
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above query, we asked for R2-D2's friends, but we can ask for more information
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- about each of those objects. So let's construct a query that asks for R2-D2s
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- friends, gets their name and episode appearances, then ask for each of * their*
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+ about each of those objects. So let's construct a query that asks for R2-D2's
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+ friends, gets their name and episode appearances, then asks for each of * their*
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friends.
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```
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