Difference between Master detail report and Drill Down

Hello

I want to know the difference between Master detail report and Drill Down. I'm confused about their use. Can inform you when to use what?

Help appreciated

Pradeep

You must first help yourself by searching instead of these initial questions.

Master in detail:
As a condition of purchase order. The master is arrested in detail, and the details are elements...

Dril Down:
As the opening of report the report as hyperlink for more details...

-Clément

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