A matching pair becomes one output row with left columns followed by right columns.
matched pair output
Read matched rows
The full outer join has 3 matched output rows.
matched rows=3
Full-outer-join examples are tiny finite-table transforms; SQL dialect completeness, type coercion, optimizer behavior, execution cost, indexing, output ordering guarantees, and database-product claims are out of scope.
Same as inner join for matches
The matched rows use the same equality rule as an inner join.
inner part
Summary
FULL OUTER JOIN starts with the matched rows, then adds unmatched rows from both sides.