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Why does the map() function when used with a Mono matter in this design?
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Answer and explanation
Correct answer
B. It transforms the item emitted by the Mono.
Why
The map() function is used to transform the item emitted by the Mono, allowing you to apply a function to the item and return a new Mono with the transformed result.
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