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Redis Command Builder

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the most common Redis commands?▼
The most common Redis commands include SET and GET for string operations, HSET and HGET for hash fields, LPUSH and RPUSH for list operations, SADD for sets, ZADD for sorted sets, DEL for deleting keys, and EXPIRE for setting key TTLs. Redis also supports PUBLISH/SUBSCRIBE for messaging and MULTI/EXEC for transactions.
How do I use Redis transactions?▼
Redis transactions use MULTI to start a transaction block, then queue commands, and EXEC to execute them atomically. Use WATCH to implement optimistic locking on keys before MULTI. If any watched key changes before EXEC, the transaction is aborted. Use DISCARD to cancel a transaction.
What is the difference between Redis Lists, Sets, and Sorted Sets?▼
Redis Lists are ordered collections that allow duplicates, accessed by index (like arrays). Sets are unordered collections of unique strings, ideal for membership testing and set operations (union, intersection). Sorted Sets are like Sets but each member has a score, keeping elements ordered by score. Use Lists for queues, Sets for tags or unique IDs, and Sorted Sets for leaderboards or priority queues.

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