MongoDB CRUD Operations
FAQs
What are the principles of CRUD?
The acronym CRUD stands for the four basic operations that every application should be able to perform, i.e., create, read, update, and delete operations. This means that an application should be able to insert data into the database, read data from the database, update database details, and delete data from the database as needed.
What is a CRUD app?
A crud app relies on crud operations for all the transactions and operations. It has a user interface (front end), a controller or API, and a database that handles the CRUD operations.
What are CRUD operations?
CRUD operations are the basic functions that every application needs to perform to exchange data with a web user — for example, creating a new user profile (CREATE), fetching product details from a database (READ), updating employee information on the employee portal (UPDATE), and removing a particular product from a catalog (DELETE).
What is CRUD?
CRUD is an acronym used for the basic set of operations that every application must be able to perform. It stands for create, read, update, and delete.
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