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mongodb.md

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 03.    `> db.getUser("admin")` (send string of whomever you want to find, tells you about them)
 04.    `> db.getCollectionNames()` (gives you a list of all the collections (aka tables) in your DB)
 05.    `> db.getUsers()` (gives you a list of all the users)
-06.    `> db.collection.update({ "key" : "old-value" },{ $set: { "key" : "new-value" }},{ multi : true })` (sets a new value for all records that match key/old-value pair
+06.    `> db.collection.update({ "key" : "old-value" },{ $set: { "key" : "new-value" }},{ multi : true })` (sets a new value for all records that match key/old-value pair
+7.     `> db.collection.count()` (returns the number of records in a collection, argument is empty - it will just natively return the number)
+8.     `> db.collection.find({ "key": "value" })` (finds a certain record by the key value, or a much bigger descriptive collection of records if need be, see example below)
+```
+db.restaurants.find(
+  {
+    "name": "The Coupe"
+  }
+)
+```
+
+9.   `> db.collection.update()  
+
+```
+db.your_collection.update(
+  { criteria },
+  {
+    $set: { assignments }
+  },
+  { options }
+)
+```

python.md

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+## Python Commands
+
+00.	  CNTL + Z (terminate the python shell)
+01.   `brew install pipenv` (installs pipenv, something roughly equivalent to npm for node)
+2.    `python` (opens `>>>` prompt to execute python commands)
+3.    `curl https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py -o get-pip.py` (downloads pip package manager for python)
+4.    `python get-pip.py` (runs pip you just download in above step)
+5.    `python -m venv env` (creates a virtual environment inside of whatever folder you start it in, python 3)
+6.    `source env/bin/activate` (activates your virtual environment)
+7.    `deactivate` (stops your virtual environment)
+8.    `pip install virtualenvwrapper` (gives you another set of virtual environment tools to work with)
+9.    `mkvirtualenv your-environment-here` (if using `virtualenvwrapper`, this starts up)
+10.   `workon your-environment-here` (takes your environment and makes the virtual one for you - make sure you're in the right folder)