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‎docs/40-using-arrays/10-types-of-arrays.mdx

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# 👐 Types of arrays
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A JSON array can contain __scalar values__ or __objects__. In our data, `books` have a scalar array of the `genres` this book belongs to. It also has several arrays of objects, like the `authors` of a book, `attributes` and `reviews`.
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A JSON array can contain __simple values__ (scalar values) or __objects__. In our data, `books` have a scalar array of the `genres` this book belongs to. It also has several arrays of objects, like the `authors` of a book, `attributes` and `reviews`.
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Let's get one book:
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### Array of strings example
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```json
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"genres": [
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"Women Teachers",
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"Young Women",
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"Actresses",
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"Sisters"
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],
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```
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### Array of objects example
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```json
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"attributes": [
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{
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"key": "edition",
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"value": "1st"
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},
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{
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"key": "dimensions",
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"value": "Height: 11.11 Inches, Length: 6.11 Inches, Weight: 1 Pounds, Width: 1.11 Inches"
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},
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{
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"key": "isbn13",
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"value": "9780002005012"
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},
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{
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"key": "msrp",
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"value": "0.00"
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},
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{
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"key": "isbn",
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"value": "0002005018"
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},
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"key": "isbn10",
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}
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],
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‎docs/40-using-arrays/20-simple-match-array.mdx

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import Tabs from '@theme/Tabs';
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# 👐 Scalar arrays
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# 👐 Simple arrays
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## 👐 Get all the Science Fiction Books
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Can I get all books for genre `Science Fiction`?. Turns out it's quite simple:
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Can I get all books for the genre `Science Fiction`?. Turns out it's quite simple:
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Remember that will include any book that has any other genre as long as it has `Science Fiction` in `genres`.
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## 👐 Find all the books that belong only to the genres "Fiction" and "Science Fiction"
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## 👐 Find all the books that belong at least to both genres "Fiction" and "Science Fiction"
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In this case, we want books that have both "Fiction" and "Science Fiction" in the genres array _and nothing else_.
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If you want to search for all books that have "Fiction" and "Science Fiction", in any order (and possibly other genres) use:
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genres: {$all: ['Science Fiction', 'Fiction'] }
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Here we're comparing the whole array. __Elements order is important__. With this comparison you'll get nothing in return:
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## 👐 Find books with either genre
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<TabItem value="atlas" label="Atlas UI">
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```js
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$match: {
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}
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```
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</TabItem>
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<TabItem value="mongodb-shell" label="MongoDB Shell">
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```js
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db.books.aggregate([{
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$match: {
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genres: { $in: ['Science Fiction', 'Fiction'] }
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}
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}
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]);
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## 👐 Find all the books that belong only to the genres "Fiction" and "Science Fiction"
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In this case, we want books that have both "Fiction" and "Science Fiction" in the genres array _and nothing else_. So we're looking for documents that contain a `genres` array exactly as `['Fiction', 'Science Fiction']`. We're not looking for the individual genres that could be inside the array, instead we are comparing the whole array on each document.
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