MongoDB Data Types: Boolean

Create a User Document with Boolean Fields

Create a MongoDB document for a user that includes at least two Boolean fields indicating account status and email verification.

Expected output: A JSON document with Boolean fields correctly assigned.

Hint: Use field names like 'isActive' and 'emailVerified' with true or false values.

Query Active Users

Write a MongoDB query to find all users where the 'isActive' Boolean field is true.

Expected output: A query that returns documents with isActive set to true.

Hint: Use the find method with a filter on the Boolean field.

A Boolean data type in MongoDB can hold only two values: true or false.

You use a query like db.collection.find({ fieldName: true }) to find documents where the Boolean field is true.

Using the Boolean data type ensures type consistency, reduces storage size, and improves query performance compared to using strings.