[Solved] Given this Firestore query in Python:docs = firestore_client.collection('products').where('price', '>', 100).stream()What does this code return? | GCP

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Given this Firestore query in Python:

docs = firestore_client.collection('products').where('price', '>', 100).stream()

What does this code return?

AAll products regardless of price

BAll products with price less than 100

CAll products with price equal to 100

DAll products with price greater than 100

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand Firestore query filter
The where clause filters documents where 'price' field is greater than 100.
Step 2: Interpret the stream() method
stream() returns an iterator over matching documents, so only products with price > 100 are returned.
Final Answer:
All products with price greater than 100 -> Option D
Quick Check:
Firestore where '>' filter = products priced above 100 [OK]

Quick Trick: where('field', '>', value) filters greater values [OK]

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