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What is MongoDB?

A popular NoSQL database that stores data as flexible documents similar to JSON

Why It Matters

MongoDB is great for projects where data structure might change, or when working with complex nested data

An e-commerce site might use MongoDB to store product listings where each product has different attributes

An organised collection of data that your application can store, retrieve, and update

Databases that store data differently from traditional tables, often as flexible documents or key-value pairs

A blueprint that defines the structure of your data, including fields and their types

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An organised collection of data that your application can store, retrieve, and update

Databases that store data differently from traditional tables, often as flexible documents or key-value pairs

A blueprint that defines the structure of your data, including fields and their types

A language for communicating with databases, used to create, read, update, and delete data

A powerful, free, open-source database known for reliability and advanced features

A controlled way to change your database structure over time, with the ability to undo changes