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within SQL we can use joins to combine data from two or more database tables and those tables are joined based on some relationship between them theres got to be a relationship there is a little bit more background as to why we need joins oftentimes the data in our database is scattered across multiple tables and we query that data to answer some business question oftentimes we need data for more than one table and joins help to bring that data together across multiple tables now theres four joints were going to talk about an inner join left join right join and full join and Im going to talk about them at a high level first and then well drill down into more detail with an example but an inner join is going to return matching records between the two tables when we join them together we just bring in the overlap with a left join its going to return the left table as wed call it and matches from the right where they overlap and then with the right join its going to be the reverse