//Get all vertices with label "SomeVertexType" that have a property "SomeProperty" of value 36.

var query = GremlinQuery.Create()
    .V<Person>()
    .Has(x => x.Age == 36);

//Add a vertex with label "SomeVertexType" and add a property "SomeProperty" of value 36.
var query = GremlinQuery.Create()
    .AddV(new Person { Age = 36 });

//Above query can also be written differently:
var query = GremlinQuery.Create()
    .AddV<Person>()
    .Property(x => x.Age, 36);

//Anonymous traversals are supported seamlessly:
var query = GremlinQuery.Create()
    .AddV<Person>()
    .AddE<WorksAt>()
    .To(__ => __
        .AddV<Company>());

//Navigate through the graph:
var query = GremlinQuery.Create()
    .V<Person>('bob')
    .Out<WorksAt>();

//Deal easily with step labels:
var query = GremlinQuery.Create()
    .V<Person>('bob')
    .As((p, __ => __
        .Out<WorksAt>()
        .As((c, ___) => ___
            .Select(p, c)));

//Formulate more complex queries
var query = GremlinQuery.Create()
    .V<Person>()
    .Has(x => x.Age == 36 && x.Name == "Bob");

var query = GremlinQuery.Create()
    .V<Person>()
    .Has(x => x.Age != 36);

var query = GremlinQuery.Create()
    .V<Person>()
    .Has(x => x.Age < 36 && x.Name == "Bob");

var query = GremlinQuery.Create()
    .V<Person>()
    .Has(x => x.Name.StartsWith("B"));

var query = GremlinQuery.Create()
    .V<Person>()
    .Has(x => x.Pets.Contains("Daisy"));

var query = GremlinQuery.Create()
    .V<Person>()
    .Has(x => x.Pets.Any());
	
var query = GremlinQuery
    .Create()
    .V<Person>()
    .Where(t => t.PhoneNumbers.Intersects(new[] { "+4912345", "+4923456" }));

var query = GremlinQuery
    .Create()
    .V<Person>()
    .Where(t => new[] { 36, 37, 38 }.Contains(t.Age));