How do you limit the number of result returned?
Answer / Chandra Kant Pandey
In MongoDB, you can limit the number of results returned by using the 'limit()' method or by specifying a value for the '$limit' field in the query. For example: nndb.collection.find({ condition }).limit(n)
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