MongoDB offers two primary strategies for data modeling: embedding and referencing. Embedding stores data directly within a document, ideal for small, frequently accessed data sets used together, while referencing stores only the ID of another document, suitable when data is shared across multiple documents and requires independent updates. Developers can also strategically duplicate data
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