mongodbHow to use the limit operator in MongoDB?
The limit()
operator in MongoDB is used to limit the number of documents returned in a query. It is used in conjunction with the find()
method.
Example
db.collection.find().limit(5)
This will return the first 5 documents from the collection.
Code explanation
db.collection.find()
: This is the method used to query the collection..limit(5)
: This is the limit operator, which limits the number of documents returned to 5.
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