A(n) <u>natural</u> join returns not only the rows matching the join condition (that is, rows with matching values in the common columns) but also the rows with unmatched values.
<h3><u>What is a "natural join"?</u></h3>
By default, natural joins are natural inner joins, however, they can also be natural left, right, and full outer joins. The main distinction between an inner join and a natural join is that an inner join has a join condition that is specified explicitly, whereas a natural join's conditions are determined by matching all pairs of columns in the tables that have the same name and compatible data types, which makes natural joins equijoin because the join condition is equal between common columns.
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