How to update the document in the collection using the findOneAndUpdate method? | MongoDB with Java

In this tutorial, we'll explore how to update documents in a MongoDB collection using the `findOneAndUpdate` method in Java.

First, we'll establish a connection to MongoDB using the Java driver. Then, we'll execute the `findOneAndUpdate` method, which allows us to find a single document in the collection that matches the specified filter criteria and update it atomically.

We'll cover various aspects of using `findOneAndUpdate`, including:

1. **Filter Criteria**: Specifying the criteria to match the document to be updated.
2. **Update Operations**: Performing different update operations such as setting a new value, incrementing/decrementing a value, etc.
3. **Options**: Exploring options like returning the original document before the update or after the update, and whether to upsert (insert if the document doesn't exist) or not.
4. **Error Handling**: Handling any potential errors that might occur during the update process.

We'll provide detailed code examples and explanations to guide you through the process, ensuring a clear understanding of how to effectively use the `findOneAndUpdate` method in your Java applications.

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