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Mangodb python


“Mangodb” likely refers to MongoDB, a popular NoSQL database management system that uses a document-oriented data model. I can tell you more about MongoDB if you’d like. What specifically would you like to know?

Here are some things I can tell you about MongoDB:

What it is: A flexible, scalable database solution that stores data in JSON-like documents.

What it’s used for: A wide range of applications, including web development, e-commerce, mobile apps, and real-time analytics.

Key features:

Document-oriented data model: Stores data in flexible, schema-less documents, making it ideal for evolving data and complex relationships.
Rich query language: Supports a wide range of queries, including ad-hoc queries, aggregations, and geospatial queries.
Horizontal scaling: Can be easily scaled to handle increasing data volumes and workloads.
High availability: Offers features like replication and sharding to ensure data accessibility and uptime.
Multiple deployment options: Available as a self-hosted open-source edition, a fully-managed cloud service (MongoDB Atlas), and on major cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud).

Benefits:

Increased developer productivity: Faster development due to the flexible data model and rich query language.
Improved scalability and performance: Handles large data volumes and high workloads efficiently.
Reduced cost and complexity: Simplified maintenance and administration compared to traditional relational databases.

Here’s how you can work with MongoDB in Python:

1. Install the PyMongo Driver:

  • Use pip to install the PyMongo driver, the official Python client for MongoDB:
    In Bash/Terminal, type “pip install pymango” or “pip3 install pymango”
pip install pymongo

2. Connect to MongoDB:

  • Import the MongoClient class and create a client instance:
from pymongo import MongoClient

ftc = MongoClient("mongodb://localhost:27017/") #Can replace variable ftc

3. Access a Database and Collection:

  • Access a database and collection:
db = client["myftc"]  # Access the database "myftc"
collection = db["mycollection"]  # Access the collection "mycollection"

4. Perform CRUD Operations:

  • Insert documents:
collection.insert_one({"name": "fcukthecode ", "age": 21})
collection.insert_many([{"name": "ftc", "age": 22}, {"name": "Demon king", "age": 4000}])

Find documents:

result = collection.find_one({"name": "fcukthecode"})
print(result)

X_patient = collection.find({"age": {"$gt": 30}})
for doc in X_patient:
    print(doc)

Update documents:

collection.update_one({"name": "fcukthecode"}, {"$set": {"age": 22}})

Delete documents:

collection.delete_one({"name": "ftc"})
collection.delete_many({"age": {"$lt": 25}})

5. Close the Connection:

Close the connection when you’re done:

client.close()