Complete the code to order data by a child key in Firebase Realtime Database.
firebase.database().ref('users').orderByChild('[1]').on('value', snapshot => { console.log(snapshot.val()); });
The orderByChild method orders data by the specified child key, such as 'age'.
Complete the code to order data by key in Firebase Realtime Database.
firebase.database().ref('messages').[1]().on('value', snapshot => { console.log(snapshot.val()); });
The orderByKey method orders data by their keys in Firebase.
Fix the error in the code to order data by value in Firebase Realtime Database.
firebase.database().ref('scores').orderBy[1]().on('value', snapshot => { console.log(snapshot.val()); });
The correct method to order data by their values is orderByValue().
Fill both blanks to order data by a child key and limit the results to the first 5 items.
firebase.database().ref('products').[1]('price').[2](5).on('value', snapshot => { console.log(snapshot.val()); });
Use orderByChild('price') to order by the 'price' key, and limitToFirst(5) to get the first 5 items.
Fill all three blanks to order data by a child key, start at a minimum value, and limit the results to 3 items.
firebase.database().ref('events').[1]('date').startAt([2]).[3](3).on('value', snapshot => { console.log(snapshot.val()); });
Use orderByChild('date') to order by the 'date' key, startAt('2023-01-01') to start from that date, and limitToFirst(3) to get the first 3 items.