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Getting a single document in Firebase - Cheat Sheet & Quick Revision

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What is the purpose of the getDoc() function in Firebase?
The getDoc() function is used to retrieve a single document from a Firestore database by specifying its reference.
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How do you create a reference to a specific document in Firestore?
You use the doc() function with the Firestore instance, collection name, and document ID to create a reference to that document.
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What does the exists() method check after fetching a document?
It checks if the document actually exists in the database before trying to access its data.
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What type of data does docSnap.data() return?
It returns the data stored in the document as a JavaScript object.
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Why is it important to handle the case when a document does not exist?
Because trying to access data from a non-existent document can cause errors; handling this case allows your app to respond gracefully.
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Which Firebase function is used to get a single document from Firestore?
AgetDoc()
BgetDocs()
Cdoc()
Dcollection()
What do you need to provide to the doc() function to get a document reference?
AOnly collection name
BOnly document ID
CFirestore instance, collection name, document ID
DFirestore instance and document data
What does docSnap.exists() return if the document is not found?
Atrue
Bfalse
Cnull
Dundefined
What type of value does docSnap.data() provide?
AAn object
BA number
CA boolean
DA string
Why should you check if a document exists before accessing its data?
ATo avoid syntax errors
BTo update the document automatically
CTo speed up the query
DTo prevent runtime errors from accessing undefined data
Explain the steps to retrieve a single document from Firestore using Firebase.
Think about how you find and then read a single file in a folder.
You got /4 concepts.
    Why is it important to handle the case when a Firestore document does not exist?
    Imagine trying to open a file that is not there.
    You got /3 concepts.