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    SQL joins allow combining data from multiple tables and include inner, left, right, full, and cross joins. Common joins are inner joins, which return only matching records between tables, and left joins, which return all records from the left table and matching records from the right table. SQL functions include aggregate functions like COUNT, MAX, MIN, and AVERAGE that perform calculations on groups of records rather than individual records. Aggregate functions are often used with the GROUP BY clause in SELECT statements.

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    SQL joins allow combining data from multiple tables and include inner, left, right, full, and cross joins. Common joins are inner joins, which return only matching records between tables, and left joins, which return all records from the left table and matching records from the right table. SQL functions include aggregate functions like COUNT, MAX, MIN, and AVERAGE that perform calculations on groups of records rather than individual records. Aggregate functions are often used with the GROUP BY clause in SELECT statements.

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    SQL joins allow combining data from multiple tables and include inner, left, right, full, and cross joins. Common joins are inner joins, which return only matching records between tables, and left joins, which return all records from the left table and matching records from the right table. SQL functions include aggregate functions like COUNT, MAX, MIN, and AVERAGE that perform calculations on groups of records rather than individual records. Aggregate functions are often used with the GROUP BY clause in SELECT statements.

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    SQL JOINS

    INNER
    LEFT
    RIGHT
    FULL
    CROSS

    JOINS USING GROUP BY & HAVING BY CLAUSE

    --INNER JOIND
    It is simple join , it returns commn records
    IT IS INTERSECTION

    -LEFT JOINS
    LEFT TABLE GETS FULL RECORDS AND FORM LEFT IT RETURNS ONLY COMMMON RECORED OF BOTH

    RIGHT JOINS
    ALL RECORDS FROM RIGHT TABLE AND COMMON RECORDS OF BOTHS TABLES

    FULL JOINS
    EVERYTHING FROM BOTH

    cross Join
    for mapping the data

    SQL FUNCTIONS:IN BUILT


    AGGREGATE FUNCTION -
    date
    string
    system
    window
    AGGREGATE

    -LIKE WE DID SUM OF SALARY AS THE PARTICULAR DEPARTMENT OR GENDER WISE BUT NOT
    ACTUALLY THE SUMMONG OF THE SALARY AS WHOLE

    IT IS USED OFTEN WITH GROUP BY CLAUSE OF SELECT STATEMENTS


    MAX,MIN,COUNT,AVARAGE,

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