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2727 index type. You can specify one of the following types:
2828
2929 - Ascending
30-
30+
3131 - Descending
3232
3333 - 2dsphere
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8282
8383 For example:
8484
85- The following partial filter expression only indexes
86- documents where the ``timezone`` field exists:
85+ The following partial filter expression only indexes
86+ documents where the ``timezone`` field exists:
8787
88- .. code-block:: js
88+ .. code-block:: js
8989
90- { "timezone": { "$exists": true } }
90+ { "timezone": { "$exists": true } }
9191
9292 - :manual:`Partial Indexes </core/index-partial/>`
9393
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101101
102102 For example:
103103
104- Consider the following wildcard projection document:
104+ Consider the following wildcard projection document:
105105
106- .. code-block:: javascript
106+ .. code-block:: javascript
107107
108- {
109- "product_attributes.elements" : 1,
110- "product_attributes.resistance" : 1
111- }
108+ {
109+ "product_attributes.elements" : 1,
110+ "product_attributes.resistance" : 1
111+ }
112112
113- If your index field name is ``$**``, your index only
114- includes the values of the fields in that projection.
113+ If your index field name is ``$**``, your index only
114+ includes the values of the fields in that projection.
115115
116116 - :ref:`compass-wildcard-index`
117117
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