What are the arguments accepted by the updateOne() operation?

The updateOne() operation in MongoDB is designed to update a single document in a collection based on a specified filter. The correct arguments accepted by this operation are precisely filter, update, and options.

The filter argument is crucial as it defines which document in the collection you want to update, typically by specifying criteria such as field values. The update argument contains the changes you want to apply to the matched document, which can include various update operators to modify the document in specific ways (like setting a new value or pushing an element to an array). Lastly, the options argument allows you to specify additional parameters for the operation, such as whether to upsert a new document if no documents match the filter.

This understanding aligns directly with how MongoDB's updateOne() method is structured in its API, ensuring that users can accurately execute updates on their data.