Lecture

NoSQL databases: MongoDB features

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This lecture explores the world of NoSQL databases, discussing the reasons for their development as an alternative to relational models. It delves into the characteristics of MongoDB, a document-oriented database, covering data management, schema structuring, and query operations. Examples of data querying, insertion, update, and comparison with SQL syntax are provided, highlighting the ease of transitioning between the two models.

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