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SQLite Inner JoinThe SQLite Inner join is the most common type of join. It is used to combine all rows from multiple tables where the join condition is satisfied. The SQlite Inner join is the default type of join. Syntax: or or Image representation:  We have two tables "STUDENT" and "DEPARTMENT".  The "STUDENT" table is having the following data:  The "DEPARTMENT" table is having the following data:  Let's take the above two tables "STUDENT" and "DEPARTMENT" and make an inner join according to the below conditions: Example: Output: 
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