Answer Posted / Swati Ronkali
MongoDB is not a pure key-value store, but it does provide functionality similar to one. Each document in MongoDB can be thought of as a key-value pair, where the document ID serves as the key and the document's content serves as the value. However, unlike traditional key-value stores, MongoDB offers more flexible data modeling capabilities by supporting complex documents with nested arrays and objects.
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