Assume you are using two tables for an SQL query: Therapist and Session. You want to make
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Assume you are using two tables for an SQL query: Therapist and Session. You want to make sure that you display all the names of the therapists even if they are not yet booked into a session. What join do you need to create to ensure that all the therapists are listed?
a. LEFT JOIN Therapist ON Therapist.TherapistID=Session.TherapistID
b. RIGHT JOIN Therapist ON Therapist.TherapistID=Session.TherapistID
c. INNER JOIN Therapist ON Therapist.TherapistID=Session.TherapistID
d. OUTER JOIN Therapist ON Therapist.TherapistID=Session.TherapistID
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