Sorted Sets

📄️ BZPOPMAXLearn how to use the Redis BZPOPMAX command to remove and return the highest score member from sorted sets, plus expert tips beyond the official Redis docs.

📄️ BZPOPMINLearn to use the Redis BZPOPMIN command to remove and return the smallest score member from sorted sets, plus expert tips beyond the official doRedis docscs.

📄️ ZADDLearn how to use the Redis ZADD command to add members to sorted sets with ease, plus expert tips beyond the official Redis docs.

📄️ ZCARDLearn to use the Redis ZCARD command to get the total number of elements in a sorted set, plus expert tips beyond the official Redis docs.

📄️ ZCOUNTLearn to use the Redis ZCOUNT command to count elements in a sorted set within a given score range, plus expert tips beyond the official Redis docs.

📄️ ZDIFFLearn to use the Redis ZCOUNT command to count elements in a sorted set within a given score range, plus expert tips beyond the official Redis docs.

📄️ ZINCRBYLearn to use the Redis ZINCRBY command to increment the score of a member in a sorted set, plus expert tips beyond the official Redis docs.

📄️ ZINTERSTORELearn how to use the Redis ZINTERSTORE command to intersect multiple sorted sets and store the result, plus expert tips beyond the official Redis docs.

📄️ ZLEXCOUNTLearn how to use the Redis ZLEXCOUNT command to count elements in a sorted set between two lexicographical values, plus expert tips beyond the official Redis docs.

📄️ ZMSCORELearn to use the Redis ZMSCORE command to return scores for given members in a sorted set, plus expert tips beyond the official Redis docs.

📄️ ZPOPMAXLearn how to use the Redis ZPOPMAX command to remove and return the member with the highest score in a sorted set, plus expert tips beyond the official docs.

📄️ ZPOPMINLearn how to use the Redis ZPOPMIN command to remove and return the member with the lowest score in a sorted set, plus expert tips beyond the official docs.

📄️ ZRANGELearn to use the Redis ZRANGE command to fetch elements in a specific range from a sorted set, plus expert tips beyond the official Redis docs.

📄️ ZRANGEBYLEXLearn to use the Redis ZRANGEBYLEX command to retrieve elements by their lexical range in a sorted set, plus expert tips beyond the official Redis docs.

📄️ ZRANGEBYSCORELearn how to use the Redis ZRANGEBYSCORE command to return elements with scores within a given range in a sorted set.

📄️ ZRANKLearn how to use Redis’ ZRANK command to find a member’s index in a sorted set, with scores ordered low to high, plus expert tips beyond the official docs.

📄️ ZREMLearn how to use the Redis ZREM command to remove members from a sorted set, plus expert tips beyond the official Redis docs.

📄️ ZREMRANGEBYLEXUse Redis ZREMRANGEBYLEX to remove sorted set members within a lexicographical range, plus expert tips beyond official Redis docs.

📄️ ZREMRANGEBYRANKLearn how to use Redis ZREMRANGEBYRANK command to remove all members in a sorted set within the given indexes.

📄️ ZREMRANGEBYSCORELearn how to use Redis ZREMRANGEBYSCORE command to remove all members in a sorted set within the given scores.

📄️ ZREVRANGELearn how to use Redis ZREVRANGE command to return a range of members in a sorted set, by index, with scores ordered from high to low.

📄️ ZREVRANGEBYLEXLearn how to use Redis ZREVRANGEBYLEX command to return all members of a sorted set between a range of lexicographical order in reverse.

📄️ ZREVRANGEBYSCORELearn how to use Redis ZREVRANGEBYSCORE command to retrieve members of a sorted set by score in descending order.

📄️ ZREVRANKLearn how to use Redis ZREVRANK to determine the index of a member in a sorted set, with scores ordered from high to low.

📄️ ZSCANLearn how to use Redis ZSCAN command to incrementally iterate sorted sets elements and associated scores.

📄️ ZSCORELearn how to use Redis ZSCORE command to get the score associated with the given element in a sorted set.

📄️ ZUNIONLearn how to use Redis ZUNION command to perform a union of multiple sorted sets, getting the sorted set of unique elements.

📄️ ZUNIONSTORELearn how to use Redis ZUNIONSTORE command to apply set operations on sorted sets and store the resulting set in a new key.