Description: Right natural join is a type of operation in relational databases used to combine records from two tables. In this type of join, all records from the right table are returned, along with only those records from the left table that have matches in the join key. This means that if there are no matches in the left table, the records from the right table will still appear in the result, but with null values in the columns from the left table. This operation is particularly useful when one wants to retain all data from one table while complementing it with information from another table, thus allowing for a more complete view of the data. The syntax for performing a right natural join in SQL can be implemented using the `RIGHT JOIN` clause. This type of join is fundamental in data analysis, as it allows analysts and developers to gain a broader view of the relationships between different data sets, facilitating informed decision-making.
