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Some SPARQL test cases - equality of values
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= in FILTER expressions is value equality
= in FILTER expressions is value equality
Numerics are not value-equivalent to plain literals
= compares plain literals and unknown types with the same lexical form as false
= on IRI terms
= in FILTER is value equality
!= in FILTER is value inequality
Graph pattern matching matches exact terms, not values
Graph pattern matching matches exact terms, not values
Graph pattern matching matches exact terms, not values
Graph pattern matching matches exact terms, not values
Graph pattern matching matches exact terms, not values
= with float
= with bool