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insertOne method in MongoDB - Cheat Sheet & Quick Revision

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beginner
What does the insertOne method do in MongoDB?
The insertOne method adds a single new document to a MongoDB collection.
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beginner
How do you use insertOne to add a document with a name and age?
You call insertOne with an object like { name: 'Alice', age: 30 } to add that document to the collection.
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intermediate
What does insertOne return after inserting a document?
It returns a result object containing insertedId, which is the unique ID of the new document.
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beginner
Can insertOne insert multiple documents at once?
No, insertOne inserts only one document. To insert many, use insertMany.
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intermediate
What happens if you try to insert a document with a duplicate _id using insertOne?
MongoDB will return an error because _id must be unique in a collection.
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What is the main purpose of the insertOne method in MongoDB?
AInsert a single document into a collection
BInsert multiple documents into a collection
CUpdate a document in a collection
DDelete a document from a collection
Which of these is a valid argument for insertOne?
A'name: Bob, age: 25'
B[{ name: 'Bob' }, { age: 25 }]
C{ name: 'Bob', age: 25 }
D42
What does insertOne return after a successful insert?
ANothing
BThe number of documents in the collection
CThe entire collection
DThe inserted document's unique ID
If you want to add many documents at once, which method should you use instead of insertOne?
AfindMany
BinsertMany
CdeleteMany
DupdateMany
What error occurs if you insert a document with an existing _id using insertOne?
ADuplicate key error
BSyntax error
CConnection error
DNo error
Explain how the insertOne method works in MongoDB and what it returns.
Think about adding one item to a list and getting its ID back.
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    Describe the difference between insertOne and insertMany.
    One is for single items, the other for many.
    You got /3 concepts.