In this chapter we’ve learned 3 types of joins:
INNER JOIN
LEFT JOIN
CROSS JOIN
To close it let’s briefly talk about other types of SQL joins. In practice INNER JOIN
and LEFT JOIN
together cover the majority of our needs. To know other join types is beneficial In case we’re working with existing queries which we didn’t write. Plus it’s useful to know what’s possibilities SQL provides us.
RIGHT JOIN

RIGHT JOIN
is similar to the LEFT JOIN
. The main difference is that the right table is the one that keeps all its rows in the result.
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