mongodbHow to use eq in MongoDB?
MongoDB's $eq
operator is used to match values that are equal to a specified value. It is part of the MongoDB query language and can be used in the find()
method.
Example
db.collection.find({ field: { $eq: value } })
This example will return all documents in the collection where the value of the field
field is equal to value
.
Code explanation
$eq
: The MongoDB operator used to match values that are equal to a specified value.find()
: The MongoDB method used to query documents in a collection.field
: The field in the document to query.value
: The value to match against the field.
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