Data Manipulation in MongoDB | Count(), Sort(), and Limit()

In this video, StackWise Dev will guide you through the essential data manipulation methods in MongoDB. You'll learn how to use the count(), sort(), and limit() methods to efficiently query and organize your data.

First, we'll cover the count() method and demonstrate how it can be used to retrieve the number of documents in a collection that match a specified query. We'll then move on to the sort() method, which is used to sort documents in ascending or descending order based on a specified field.

Finally, we'll discuss the limit() method, which allows you to limit the number of documents returned in a query. We'll demonstrate how to use this method in combination with the other methods to fine-tune your queries and improve performance.

Throughout the video, we'll use practical examples to illustrate the concepts and provide hands-on experience. By the end of the tutorial, you'll have a solid understanding of how to use these powerful data manipulation methods in MongoDB to optimize your data querying and organization.

So, if you're looking to take your MongoDB skills to the next level, this tutorial is for you. Join StackWise Dev and start mastering data manipulation in MongoDB today!

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