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ORACLE supports:

(A) inner join and outer join only

(B) outer join and semi join only

(C) inner join, outer join , semi join only

(D) inner join, outer join, semi join and anti join

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Oracle support all of the above joins i.e. Inner join, outer join, semi join and anti join.

So answer is options D

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