Answer / Mohit Kumar

The WHERE clause in a MySQL query filters rows before joining them, so it can significantly reduce the number of rows that need to be processed. However, the exact performance difference between using WHERE or JOIN conditions depends on various factors such as indexes, data distribution, and query complexity.

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