MongoDB CRUD Operations in Python
Learn how to perform basic CRUD operations with the MongoDB Python driver.
MongoDB CRUD Operations in Python
Unit Overview
In this unit, you'll learn how to perform CRUD operations by using Python. First, you'll learn how BSON documents are represented in Python. Next, you'll learn how to insert, query and retrieve, update, and delete documents in a Python application. Finally, you'll learn how to create a multi-document transaction.
Prerequisites
Lessons in This Unit
- Lesson 01: Working with MongoDB Documents in Python
- Lesson 02: Inserting a Document in Python Applications
- Lesson 03: Querying a MongoDB Collection in Python Applications
- Lesson 04: Updating Documents in Python Applications
- Lesson 05: Deleting Documents in Python Applications
- Lesson 06: Creating MongoDB Transactions in Python Applications
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02.Lesson 2: Inserting a Document in Python Applications
- Learn
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03.Lesson 3: Querying a MongoDB Collection in Python Applications
- Learn
- Practice
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04.Lesson 4: Updating Documents in Python Applications
- Learn
- Practice
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05.Lesson 5: Deleting Documents in Python Applications
- Learn
- Practice
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06.Lesson 6: Creating MongoDB Transactions in Python Applications
- Learn
- Practice
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07.Conclusion
- Learn
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