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Are you preparing for a SQL interview and want to conquer the most frequently asked question on SQL joins? Look no further! In this comprehensive video, we break down SQL joins, explain their types, and provide real-world examples to help you nail your next interview.
This video on Joins in SQL will help you understand the different types of joins with hands-on demonstrations on MySQL Workbench. You will learn SQL Joins with examples about Inner join, Left join, Right join, Self joins, and Full outer join. Let's get started with SQL joins.
What are Joins in SQL?
A Join command in SQL is used to combine rows from two or more tables based on a related column between them. There are mainly four types of Joins - Inner join, Left join, Right join, and Full join.
0:45 Introduction
2:30 Inner Join
4:10 Left Join
5:30 Right Join
7:20 Outer Join
8:30 Full Outer Join
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