How to use a projection

The steps that follow will refer to setting up a Neo4j instance, creating a data store, and using Cypher to work with our projection. This will combine the skills we have learned in subsequent chapters and distill them all in one place:

1. Let’s first create a new Neo4j database again, as we did in the last few chapters, to store our film knowledge graph. We will call it Projection DB and use the password testpython again, before starting up the database.
2. As we have detailed previously in Chapters 5, 6, and 7, we will create a new admin user using :server user add (in the Neo4j Browser), with the name admin, the password testpython, and the PUBLIC and admin roles added. For more detailed information on how to do this, please refer back to any of the previous three chapters.
3. In this chapter, because our dataset is large, we are going to use LOAD CSV to import data into Neo4j. To do this, we must first move movie.csv into a folder Neo4j can...