Answer / Avneesh Kumar Verma

To join tables in MySQL, use the JOIN keyword followed by the table name and a condition specifying the common column between the two tables. Here's an example: SELECT * FROM Table1 JOIN Table2 ON Table1.common_column = Table2.common_column;

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