Translate JOIN syntax from LEFT JOIN, RIGHT JOIN to (+)

Question

I have looked through a lot of documentation, but have yet to see some concreate examples of how to code a JOIN when you are used to LEFT, RIGHT JOIN, etc.
Could someone translate these, removing the LEFT OUTER JOIN, etc. and replace with the (+). I am fairly new to Oracle and have been using the others all along?
SELECT *
FROM LOCATION L
LEFT OUTER JOIN DEPT D
ON (L.LocationID = D.LocationID)
LEFT OUTER JOIN EMPLOYEE E
ON (D.DeptID = E.DeptID);
SELECT *
FROM EMPLOYEE E
RIGHT OUTER JOIN DEPT D
ON (D.DeptID = E.DeptID)
RIGHT OUTER JOIN LOCATION L
ON (L.LocationID = D.LocationID);
SELECT *
FROM LOCATION L
FULL JOIN DEPT D
ON (L.LocationID = D.LocationID)
FULL JOIN EMPLOYEE E
ON (D.DeptID = E.DeptID);
Thank you.

Answer 1

However,
select  b.*
from    table_a a
,       table_b b
where   a.user_id = b.userid(+);<=>
select          b.*
from            table_a a
left outer join table_b b
on              b.user_id = a.user_idand
select  b.*
from    table_a a
,       table_b b
where   a.user_id(+) = b.userid;<=>
select            b.*
from              table_a a
right outer join  table_b b
on                b.user_id = a.user_idI'm not sure about the full join.
Edit:
Ah, yes, I remember. The only way to do a full outer join with Oracle syntax (that I'm aware of) is to use UNION:
select  b.*
from    table_a a
,       table_b b
where   a.user_id(+) = b.userid;
union
select  b.*
from    table_a a
,       table_b b
where   a.user_id = b.userid(+);