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Explain how you would do this: Getting started — What is Join.
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What is Join
Doing it properly
3 lessons
1. Use INNER JOINs in SQL to combine multiple tables to show only the records that match in both tables
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Four questions on this section. Wrong answers are the point: each one explains itself.
Now you explain it
Close what you watched and explain the topic in your own words in 30 seconds. What you can explain is what you have learned. You are marked against this course's lessons and nothing beyond them.
Explain how you would do this: Doing it properly — Join Mistake Avoidance.
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Write Inner Join
Write Left Join
Join Mistake Avoidance
Going deeper
1 lessons · short section, not a full path on its own
1. SQL Joins Explained | INNER, LEFT, RIGHT, FULL JOIN with Examples
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Now you explain it
Close what you watched and explain the topic in your own words in 30 seconds. What you can explain is what you have learned. You are marked against this course's lessons and nothing beyond them.
Explain how you would do this: Going deeper — Advanced Join Types.
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Advanced Join Types
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