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How to update % printed to Console from MongoDB?
To update and print to console from MongoDB script, create a variable and then use the print() method.
Let us first create a variable −
> var amount=10.58945;
Here is the query to update % printed to console −
> var amount=10.58945; > print(amount.toFixed(2)+" %");
This will produce the following output −
10.59 %
Updated on 31-Mar-2020 08:24:16
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