The Left Join is used to fetch all rows from the left-hand table and common records between the specified tables. It returns all the rows from the left-hand side table even though there are no matches on the right-hand side table. If it will not find any matching record from the right side table, then it returns null. This join can also be called a Left Outer Join.
The following visual representation explains it more clearly:
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The following syntax illustrates the RIGHT JOIN:
SELECT colum_lists
FROM table1
LEFT JOIN table2
ON join_condition;