What does mean that MongoDB's BSON be traversable?











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According to the BSON's description given by the MongoDB website, they claim that BSON implementation is highly traversable



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What does "traversable" mean in this context?



I need to know this for translation purposes, because translating "traversable" in a literally way looks "odd" in spanish. Any help is welcome. Thanks in advance.



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    It means something like altamente navegable or fácil de recorrer...you can have a lot of nested objects or nested arrays, or nested object arrays inside a bson document, but, just like json es fácil de recorrer.
    – Hackerman
    Nov 7 at 19:21










  • So I can iterate over a BSON,object, because it's clear and straightforward? Thanks for your answer!
    – acronym
    Nov 7 at 19:26










  • Exactamente compatriota!!!!
    – Hackerman
    Nov 7 at 19:28












  • jajaja compatriota!!! muchas gracias!!!
    – acronym
    Nov 7 at 19:30















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According to the BSON's description given by the MongoDB website, they claim that BSON implementation is highly traversable



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What does "traversable" mean in this context?



I need to know this for translation purposes, because translating "traversable" in a literally way looks "odd" in spanish. Any help is welcome. Thanks in advance.



Kind Regards.






mongodb bson







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    It means something like altamente navegable or fácil de recorrer...you can have a lot of nested objects or nested arrays, or nested object arrays inside a bson document, but, just like json es fácil de recorrer.
    – Hackerman
    Nov 7 at 19:21










  • So I can iterate over a BSON,object, because it's clear and straightforward? Thanks for your answer!
    – acronym
    Nov 7 at 19:26










  • Exactamente compatriota!!!!
    – Hackerman
    Nov 7 at 19:28












  • jajaja compatriota!!! muchas gracias!!!
    – acronym
    Nov 7 at 19:30













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According to the BSON's description given by the MongoDB website, they claim that BSON implementation is highly traversable



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What does "traversable" mean in this context?



I need to know this for translation purposes, because translating "traversable" in a literally way looks "odd" in spanish. Any help is welcome. Thanks in advance.



Kind Regards.






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According to the BSON's description given by the MongoDB website, they claim that BSON implementation is highly traversable



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What does "traversable" mean in this context?



I need to know this for translation purposes, because translating "traversable" in a literally way looks "odd" in spanish. Any help is welcome. Thanks in advance.



Kind Regards.






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    It means something like altamente navegable or fácil de recorrer...you can have a lot of nested objects or nested arrays, or nested object arrays inside a bson document, but, just like json es fácil de recorrer.
    – Hackerman
    Nov 7 at 19:21










  • So I can iterate over a BSON,object, because it's clear and straightforward? Thanks for your answer!
    – acronym
    Nov 7 at 19:26










  • Exactamente compatriota!!!!
    – Hackerman
    Nov 7 at 19:28












  • jajaja compatriota!!! muchas gracias!!!
    – acronym
    Nov 7 at 19:30














  • 1




    It means something like altamente navegable or fácil de recorrer...you can have a lot of nested objects or nested arrays, or nested object arrays inside a bson document, but, just like json es fácil de recorrer.
    – Hackerman
    Nov 7 at 19:21










  • So I can iterate over a BSON,object, because it's clear and straightforward? Thanks for your answer!
    – acronym
    Nov 7 at 19:26










  • Exactamente compatriota!!!!
    – Hackerman
    Nov 7 at 19:28












  • jajaja compatriota!!! muchas gracias!!!
    – acronym
    Nov 7 at 19:30








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It means something like altamente navegable or fácil de recorrer...you can have a lot of nested objects or nested arrays, or nested object arrays inside a bson document, but, just like json es fácil de recorrer.
– Hackerman
Nov 7 at 19:21




It means something like altamente navegable or fácil de recorrer...you can have a lot of nested objects or nested arrays, or nested object arrays inside a bson document, but, just like json es fácil de recorrer.
– Hackerman
Nov 7 at 19:21












So I can iterate over a BSON,object, because it's clear and straightforward? Thanks for your answer!
– acronym
Nov 7 at 19:26




So I can iterate over a BSON,object, because it's clear and straightforward? Thanks for your answer!
– acronym
Nov 7 at 19:26












Exactamente compatriota!!!!
– Hackerman
Nov 7 at 19:28






Exactamente compatriota!!!!
– Hackerman
Nov 7 at 19:28














jajaja compatriota!!! muchas gracias!!!
– acronym
Nov 7 at 19:30




jajaja compatriota!!! muchas gracias!!!
– acronym
Nov 7 at 19:30

















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