Very rarely, we may also have to delete a couple of documents. This can be done by calling the Remove function on a particular collection. For example, if I want to delete a document whose ID is 85, so DB dot products dot find ID is 85. So you can see that it has this data, I can give a command DB dot products dot remove. And the criteria being ID is 85. This actually removes the document once for all, so you won't be able to do an undo operation.

So you should be careful when you're doing this. Delete. We will say the same command again to retrieve the data, we don't have the data so we don't see. Suppose if we give dv dot products dot remove, where brand happens to be fresh. Oh, you can See that it deletes 55 documents. So that means all the documents that match the condition got deleted.

Sometimes if you want only one document to be deleted, which is very unlikely, you can also include just to one as true. So you can say DB dot products dot remove. And then the similar condition brand happens to be Milan. And then I can say just one is true. This actually removes only one, but as you can guess we don't know which one has been deleted.