Is it possible to define instances in the RDFS file?

Question

for example, could we say in the RDFS SW is thought by MZ IF yes what is the correct syntax to do it

I appreciate your help

Answer 1

RDFS is essentially just a pre-defined set of RDF resources (such as rdfs:Class, rdfs:subClassOf, etc.). In other words, an RDF Schema is itself just an RDF model. There is nothing to stop you from putting the RDF Schema and the instance data of your RDF model in the same file. It's all triples.

RDF(S) is an abstract model and has no requirements about where the information is stored, or in what order. So you can first define all your instance data, then add the RDFS data, or the other way around, or even mixed up. It can all be in one file, or split over two or more, whatever you want.

Of course, to keep things readable for yourself it may be easier to define the schema data first and the instances later, and possibly also to split the schema and instance data into separate files, but you don't have to if you don't want to.