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What is the difference between SQL and MongoDB?

SQL databases store data in tables with rows and columns and use structured schemas. MongoDB stores data in collections and documents with flexible schemas. SQL databases use joins for relationships, while MongoDB often embeds related data within documents to improve performance and simplify queries..

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What is MongoDB and why is it used?

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What are Collections and Documents in MongoDB?

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What is Indexing in MongoDB and why is it important?

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