SQL. A different syntax for getting the result?

Question

SQL Server

Let's say there are two tables TableA (ID INT) and TableB (ID INT, Param TINYINT).
Intersect with each other in the ID field. Table A contains unique values, table B links to a certain parameter.
The connections are just as unique. The number of links for each ID may differ.
Is there any other way to extract records from table A that have connections only with a certain set of parameters, except for this

select * from TableA a
where exists (select 1 from TableB b where b.id=a.id and b.Param in (x,y))
and not exists (select 1 from TableB b2 where b2.id=a.id and b2.Param NOT in (x,y))

Answer 1

select A.* from tableA A
join tableB B on B.id=A.id and B.Param in (x,y)

Answer 2

SELECT * 
FROM TableA 
WHERE ID IN 
(
SELECT ID 
FROM TableB 
WHERE Param IN (x, y) 
EXCEPT 
SELECT ID 
FROM TableB 
WHERE Param NOT IN (x, y)
)