Queue data structures are created for maintaining a queue of tasks or processes, so that we can we can maintain the sequence of the items and process those one by one. First-in-First-out is used for processing a queue. In this article, we are discussing in detail, the implementation of Queue in JavaScript and TypeScript.
A singly linked list is a list of items, where each element has reference to the next element. Elements do not have info of the previous element. So we can only go to the next element while traversing a singly linked list. In this article, we are discussing in detail, the implementation of Singly Linked List in JavaScript and TypeScript.
Process or calculate aggregated values from a collection or view. The processing steps are mentioned in different stages. We can perform operations like grouping, filtering, and/or any general calculation using the aggregation pipeline.
Get full information on all existing indexes of a collection. Hidden indexes are also included in the result of this method.
Create an index on a collection. We can set index based on fields, and also can set index with specific name.
Delete a single document. We can select document(s) by filter and delete the first one using this method. If multiple documents match the filter criteria, then the first one will be deleted.
Update/modify multiple documents of a collection. The documents are select by using a filter, and all the documents matching the criteria are updated by this method. updateMany() will update all the documents matching the filter criteria.
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Update/modify a single existing document in a collection. The selection of the document is done by using some filters. If the collection does not already exist, then we have pass “upsert” option, if we want to create a new document.
Insert multiple documents to collection. We provide an array of documents, and each of those documents are added to the collection.