Suppоse yоu hаve а discussiоn boаrd database containing the following two small tables of posts and users: table name: posts, primary key: post_id post_id user_id post_type post_content 1 1 question 'What is the meaning of life?' 2 3 answer 'The answer is 7.' 3 2 question 'Where is the library?' 4 1 comment 'I like turtles' 5 4 question 'Is water wet?' 6 2 answer 'Absolutely not.' table name: users, primary key: user_id user_id display_name creation_date 1 'norbertnoodles' '2022-08-05' 2 'hedwighoot' '2010-01-22' 3 'gilderoygamer' '2020-04-15' 4 'dobbydocent' '2019-06-03' 5 'dracodullard' '2023-04-01' Here are two SQL queries that join these tables: SELECT *FROM users as u INNER JOIN posts as p ON u.user_id = p.user_id;SELECT *FROM users as u RIGHT JOIN posts as p ON u.user_id = p.user_id; These queries will return the same output. True or False?