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Quick demo of working with dates in MongoDB using Spring Data
When the application is run, it connects to the specified MongoDB instance and creates three 'customer' documents in the 'customers' collection, each of which includes an _id, a name and a date-of-birth field.
The application then shows expamples of how to search for a customer by specific ID, a specific DOB, or a specific birth month.