Github user dkuppitz commented on a diff in the pull request:

    https://github.com/apache/tinkerpop/pull/531#discussion_r95785972
  
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    +Appendix
    +========
    +
    +Many of the recipes are based on questions and answers provided on the 
gremlin-users mailing list. This section
    +contains a number of traversals from the mailing list that do not easily 
fit any particular pattern (i.e. a recipe),
    +but are nonetheless interesting and thus remain good tools for learning 
Gremlin.
    +
    +[[appendix-a]]
    +_For each person in a "follows" graph, determine the number of followers 
and list their names._
    +
    +[gremlin-groovy]
    +----
    +g.addV('name','marko').as('marko').
    +  addV('name','josh').as('josh').
    +  addV('name','daniel').as('daniel').
    +  addV('name','matthias').as('matthias').
    +  addE('follows').from('josh').to('marko').
    +  addE('follows').from('matthias').to('josh').
    +  addE('follows').from('daniel').to('josh').
    +  addE('follows').from('daniel').to('marko').iterate()
    +g.V().as('p').
    +  map(__.in('follows').values('name').fold()).
    +  group().by(select('p').by('name')).
    +          by(project('numFollowers','followers').
    +               by(count(local)).by()).next()
    +----
    +
    +[[appendix-b]]
    +_In the "modern" graph, show each person, the software they worked on and 
the co-worker count for the software and
    +the names of those co-workers._
    +
    +[gremlin-groovy,modern]
    +----
    +g.V().hasLabel("person").as("p").
    +  out("created").as("s").
    +  map(__.in("created").
    +    where(neq("p")).values("name").fold()).
    +  group().by(select("p").by("name")).
    +    by(group().by(select("s").by("name")).
    +    by(project("numCoworkers","coworkers").
    +         by(count(local)).by())).next()
    +----
    +
    +[[appendix-c]]
    +_Assuming a graph of students, classes and times, detect students who have 
a conflicting schedule._
    +
    +[gremlin-groovy]
    +----
    +g.addV(label, "student", "name", "Pete").as("s1").
    +  addV(label, "student", "name", "Joe").as("s2").
    +  addV(label, "class", "name", "Java's GC").as("c1").
    +  addV(label, "class", "name", "FP Principles").as("c2").
    +  addV(label, "class", "name", "Memory Management in C").as("c3").
    +  addV(label, "class", "name", "Memory Management in C++").as("c4").
    +  addV(label, "timeslot", "date", "11/25/2016", "fromTime", "10:00", 
"toTime", "11:00").as("t1").
    +  addV(label, "timeslot", "date", "11/25/2016", "fromTime", "11:00", 
"toTime", "12:00").as("t2").
    +  addE("attends").from("s1").to("c1").
    +  addE("attends").from("s1").to("c2").
    +  addE("attends").from("s1").to("c3").
    +  addE("attends").from("s1").to("c4").
    +  addE("attends").from("s2").to("c2").
    +  addE("attends").from("s2").to("c3").
    +  addE("allocated").from("c1").to("t1").
    +  addE("allocated").from("c1").to("t2").
    +  addE("allocated").from("c2").to("t1").
    +  addE("allocated").from("c3").to("t2").
    +  addE("allocated").from("c4").to("t2").iterate()
    +g.V().hasLabel("student").as("s").
    +  out("attends").as("c").
    +  out("allocated").as("t").
    +  select("s").
    +  out("attends").
    +  where(neq("c")).
    +  out("allocated").
    +  where(eq("t")).
    +  group().
    +    by(select("s").by("name")).
    +    by(group().by(select("t").by(valueMap("fromTime","toTime"))).
    +               by(select("c").dedup().values("name").fold())).next()
    +----
    +
    +[[appendix-d]]
    +_In the "modern" graph, with a duplicate edge added, find the vertex pairs 
that have more than one edge between them._
    --- End diff --
    
    I think it's important to note that this is only for edge that point into 
the same direction (`OUT` in the example). The solution for undirected edges is 
pretty complicated (if we take into account that ids are not necessarily 
sortable).
    
    ```
    g.V().as("a").both().as("b").
      groupCount().by(select("a","b")).unfold().
      filter(select(values).is(gt(1))).
      select(keys).not(__.as("x").select("done").unfold().as("y").
                       select("x","y").by(select("a")).by(select("b")).
                       where("x", eq("y"))).store("done")
    ```


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