Complete the code to set multiple keys and values at once using MSET.
MSET [1]The MSET command expects a list of keys and values as separate arguments, not as arrays or JSON objects.
Complete the code to get multiple keys' values at once using MGET.
MGET [1]The MGET command takes multiple keys as separate string arguments, not as a single string or array.
Fix the error in the MSET command to correctly set multiple keys and values.
MSET [1]The correct syntax for MSET is a flat list of keys and values as separate strings.
Fill both blanks to set and then get multiple keys using MSET and MGET.
MSET [1] values = MGET [2]
Use MSET with keys and values as separate strings, and MGET with keys as separate strings.
Fill all three blanks to set keys with MSET, get them with MGET, and print the results.
MSET [1] values = MGET [2] print([3])
Set keys and values with MSET, get keys with MGET, and print the returned list stored in values.