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NET Programming: MongoDB, React, Angular

The document covers the fundamentals of NoSQL databases, specifically MongoDB, highlighting its advantages and data types. It also introduces React.js, a JavaScript library for building user interfaces, and explains its component-based architecture and JSX usage. Lastly, it discusses Angular, a framework for dynamic web applications, emphasizing its component-based structure and TypeScript integration.

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NET Programming: MongoDB, React, Angular

The document covers the fundamentals of NoSQL databases, specifically MongoDB, highlighting its advantages and data types. It also introduces React.js, a JavaScript library for building user interfaces, and explains its component-based architecture and JSX usage. Lastly, it discusses Angular, a framework for dynamic web applications, emphasizing its component-based structure and TypeScript integration.

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NET Programming Notes – Units 1 to 3 (MongoDB, React.

js, Angular)

■ Unit 1: Concepts of NoSQL – MongoDB


1.1 Concepts of NoSQL: Advantages and Features
1. Meaning: NoSQL stands for “Not Only SQL.” It is a modern database system used to store unstructured or
semi-structured data, like documents, JSON files, etc. Unlike SQL, it doesn’t require fixed tables or schemas.
2. Advantages: It handles large volumes of data, provides high speed, horizontal scalability, and supports
real-time analytics — perfect for big applications like Facebook or Netflix.
3. Example:
{ name: "Amit", age: 22, course: "BCA" }

1.1.1 MongoDB Datatypes


String: Used to store any sequence of characters such as words, sentences, or text values.
Example: { "name": "Amit Choudhary" }

Integer: Represents whole numbers without decimals.


Example: { "age": 21 }

Boolean: Stores either true or false.


Example: { "isActive": true }

Double: Stores floating-point numbers.


Example: { "price": 499.99 }

Array: Holds multiple values in one field.


Example: { "skills": ["JavaScript", "React", "[Link]"] }

Object: Nested documents.


Example: { "address": { "city": "Delhi", "pincode": 110001 } }

© 2025 | Prepared by Amit Choudhary | For Educational Use Only


NET Programming Notes – Units 1 to 3 (MongoDB, [Link], Angular)

■ Unit 2: Fundamentals of [Link]


2.1 Overview of React
[Link] is a JavaScript library created by Facebook to build fast and dynamic UIs. It uses components—small,
reusable blocks forming a full webpage.
Example: Navbar, Sidebar, or Footer can each be separate React components.

2.1.1 Concepts of React


React works on Virtual DOM, updating only the changed part of the page. UI is divided into components.
Example:
function Hello() { return <h1>Hello React!</h1>; }

2.1.2 Using React with HTML


React uses JSX (JavaScript XML), allowing HTML and JS together.
Example:
const element = <h2>Welcome to React</h2>;

© 2025 | Prepared by Amit Choudhary | For Educational Use Only


NET Programming Notes – Units 1 to 3 (MongoDB, [Link], Angular)

■ Unit 3: Fundamentals of Angular


3.1 Concepts and Characteristics
Angular is a framework developed by Google for building dynamic web apps. It’s component-based and uses
TypeScript.

3.1.1 TypeScript Overview


TypeScript is a superset of JS adding type safety.
Example:
let age: number = 21;

3.3 Angular Core Features


Angular apps are made of components defining HTML templates and logic.
Example:
@Component({ selector: 'app-hero', templateUrl: './[Link]' })

© 2025 | Prepared by Amit Choudhary | For Educational Use Only

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