Clip by Country boundary in Google Earth Engine

Google Earth Engine, Clip, Country Boundary, map, cloud computing
Hello everyone in this tutorial I explain how to use a predefined country boundary layer in the Google Earth Engine to clip your map.
Here is the link to the code:
bit.ly/3fkGFqx

[@Etedla]

Thanks. It is really good.

[@mortezaparhizkar1600]

سلام ممنون برای وقتی که گذاشتید. Hi, thanks for thanking Time.

[@sav6639]

Very informative and helpful! Thank you!

[@mohammadhoseinyousefi6948]

Good Luck

[@BeduniKhube]

دمت گرم

[@lokisinary_play]

hey i have generated the chart but the mean lst values are on Yaxis is showing 14,000 to 16000 and when i try to lower them the color on map do not display correctly.

[@SirAuggie]

Can you clip the modis to multiple countries in one file? Rather than a single map for each country individually. I'm needing to include 13 countries in a study and would rather they all be in one exportable file, rather that 13 individual ones. Thank you!

[@JordanSalomon]

How would you combine multiple country boundaries?

[@TarannumKhandoker]

Very informative video. Thanks. Do you know if clipping can be done this way according to US states?

[@kavyaagrawal9405]

Hey, can you please explain the LST part as well, how can we do it for another country?

[@ehsanjalilvand6816]

Hi Kavya, Thanks for your comment, I will add a video for the LST part as other people also requested. But for changing country just find your country code from FAO table (explained at 2:40) and then replace 117 at the end of the first line with the number that you find for your country from the FAO table. The code link is in the description.

[@paulbruck9202]

Great video, thank you. Can you please explain me how to make GEE to automatically suggest functions while typing, like the ee.Filter.eq? When I start typing sth. like this, nothing happens. Thanks!

[@ehsanjalilvand6816]

Thank you! you can type a few first letters then press ctrl+space

[@paulbruck9202]

@@ehsanjalilvand6816 Thanks :)

[@hamed9380]

what is clip?