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SQLite Joins
SQLite Joins with history, features, advantages, installation, commands, syntax, datatypes, operators, expressions, databases, table, crud operations, clauses, like, glob, limit, and clause, advance sqlite
SQLite JoinsIn SQLite, JOIN clause is used to combine records from two or more tables in a database. It unites fields from two tables by using the common values of the both table. There are mainly three types of Joins in SQLite:
Example: We have two tables "STUDENT" and "DEPARTMENT". 
The "STUDENT" table is having the following data: 
The "DEPARTMENT" table is having the following data: 
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