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In SPARQL, if you need to reference a page that contains parentheses, you can use the escape character "" before the parentheses to avoid any syntax errors. Here is an example of how you can reference a page that contains parentheses in SPARQL:
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SELECT ?page WHERE { ?s <http://www.example.com/hasPage> "http://www.example.com/page(1)" . ?s <http://www.example.com/hasTitle> ?page . } |
In the example above, we are using the escape character "" before the parentheses in the page URL to ensure that it is properly parsed in SPARQL. This allows us to correctly reference a page that contains parentheses.