Choose tables join type

Imagine you have two tables: customer and customer_addresses, each containing a column named customer_id.
What type of JOIN would you use in a query to get all customer records clients (even if they don't have an address) and the addresses of those that have a corresponding address entry in the  table customer_addresses?

FULL JOIN

LEFT JOIN

INNER JOIN

CROSS JOIN

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