Update working_with_joins.md

Author: Blargian

docs/guides/starter_guides/working_with_joins.md

@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ The behavior of the `INNER JOIN` can be extended or changed, by using one of the
 
 ## (LEFT / RIGHT / FULL) OUTER JOIN {#left--right--full-outer-join}
 
-The `LEFT OUTER JOIN` behaves like `INNER JOIN`; plus, for non-matching left table rows, ClickHouse returns [default values](/sql-reference/statements/create/table/#default-values) for the right table’s columns.
+The `LEFT OUTER JOIN` behaves like `INNER JOIN`; plus, for non-matching left table rows, ClickHouse returns [default values](/sql-reference/statements/create/table#default_values) for the right table’s columns.
 
 A `RIGHT OUTER JOIN` query is similar and also returns values from non-matching rows from the right table together with default values for the columns of the left table.
 
@@ -231,7 +231,7 @@ LIMIT 10;
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 ```
 
-The `INNER JOIN` clause in the syntactically optimized `CROSS JOIN` query version contains the `ALL` keyword, that got explicitly added in order to keep the cartesian product semantics of the `CROSS JOIN` even when being rewritten into an `INNER JOIN`, for which the cartesian product can be [disabled](/operations/settings/settings#settings-join_default_strictness).
+The `INNER JOIN` clause in the syntactically optimized `CROSS JOIN` query version contains the `ALL` keyword, that got explicitly added in order to keep the cartesian product semantics of the `CROSS JOIN` even when being rewritten into an `INNER JOIN`, for which the cartesian product can be [disabled](/operations/settings/settings#join_default_strictness).
 
 ```sql
 ALL