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Python MongoDB Tutorial

Last Updated : 25 Nov, 2025
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MongoDB is a popular NoSQL database designed to store and manage data flexibly and at scale. Unlike traditional relational databases that use tables and rows, MongoDB stores data as JSON-like documents using a format called BSON (Binary JSON). This document-oriented model makes it easy to handle complex and varied data structures.

Advantages of MongoDB

  • High performance for fast data operations.
  • Easy scalability to handle growing data and users.
  • High availability through replication and failover.
  • Cross-platform support for wide adoption.

Introduction

Below are the foundational topics that introduce MongoDB, its architecture and how Python interacts with it.

Getting Started

The following linked topics explain how MongoDB’s document model works and how to begin managing databases and cursors using PyMongo.

MongoDB Queries

This section contains individual tutorials for inserting, updating, deleting, and retrieving data using different PyMongo query methods.

Working with Collections and documents in MongoDB

The following tutorials demonstrate how to create, retrieve, modify, and delete collections and documents using Python.

Indexing in MongoDB

This section provides linked guides on creating, managing, and removing indexes in MongoDB collections using PyMongo.

Conversion between MongoDB data and Structured data

The topics below show how to convert MongoDB documents into JSON, Pandas DataFrames and how to import data from external files.

Questions on MongoDB

These linked articles answer common MongoDB and PyMongo questions, covering retrieval, cursor operations, and geospatial queries.


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