Even if you love to code, there probably are times when you'd rather ask a question like, "What topics generated the highest reader interest this year?" than write an SQL query with phrases like STRFTIME('%&Y', Date) = STRFTIME('%Y', 'now'). And, if your data set has dozens of columns, it's nice to be able to avoid looking up or remembering the exact name of each one.
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INNER JOIN retrieves rows that have matching values in both tables, making it the most commonly used join type in SQL queries, as evidenced by its frequent application in practical scenarios.