I am creating a knowledge graph with entities like "customer" and features of that entity like "marital\_status", "age", "credit\_score", "membership" etc
Customer:
  - Marital Status: married, single, divorced, etc. 
  - Age: range of years
  - Credit Score: range of numbers
  - Membership: type of membership (e.g. store, club, etc.)
I am creating a knowledge graph with entities like "customer" and features of that entity like "marital\_status", "age", "credit\_score", "membership" etc. I want to create a graph that shows the relationships between these entities and their features. I am using Neo4j as my graph database and I want to know how I can create this graph and how I can query it to get information about a specific customer.

To create a knowledge graph in Neo4j with entities and their features, you can follow these steps:

1. Install Neo4j: You can download the latest version of Neo4j from the official website (https://neo4j.com/download-center/). Follow the installation guide for your operating system.

2. Create a new database: After installing Neo4j, start the Neo4j server and create a new database. You can do this by running the following command in your terminal:

```
neo4j start --dbpath=data/db
```

3. Create Cypher scripts: Write Cypher scripts to create nodes (entities) and relationships between them. For example, create a `Customer` node with properties like `age`, `marital_status`, `credit_score`, etc.

```cypher
CREATE (c:Customer {name: 'John Doe', age: 30, marital_status: 'Single', credit_score: 750})
```

4. Create relationships: You can create