Explain fullOuterJoin() operation in Apache Spark?
Answer / Rakesh Kumar Maurya
fullOuterJoin() is a join operation in Spark that returns all records when there's a match between the two input datasets, and null values for missing matches. Unlike innerJoin(), it includes all rows from both input datasets.
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