In Earth Engine, the number of features in a FeatureCollection can be obtained using the .size() method. Here, we will count the number of total features in the TIGER states feature collection.
// Load a feature collection.
var fc = ee.FeatureCollection('TIGER/2018/States');
// Count total number of features in feature collection.
var count = fc.size();
// Print the number to the console.
print(count)
This will return the number of features as an integer.
Alternatively, you can use the ee.FeatureCollection function to create a new FeatureCollection from an existing collection and use the aggregate_count() function to get the count of features. For example:
var count = ee.FeatureCollection(fc).aggregate_count('.all');
print(count)
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