Difference between DELETE, TRUNCATE command in SQL Server

First of all DELETE and TRUNCATE are used to remove records from a table in database. But if you look on their system operation, you can get some difference.

DELETE: 

1. It Removes  rows from a table.
2. We can specify WHERE condition over DELETE command. If we don’t use WHERE     condition, then it will remove all the rows from a table.
3. It removes rows row-by-row one at a time and records an entry in the Transaction logs.
4. Delete use the @@ROWCOUNT function to return the number of deleted rows after operation.
5. This is a DML category, it does not change any property of a table.
6. IDENTITY columns are not re-seeded on this operation.
7. When the DELETE statement is executed using a row lock, each row in the table is locked for deletion. 

 TRUNCATE:

1. It removes All rows from a table.
2. WHERE clause we cannot use here, so it will not filter rows.
3. IDENTITY columns will re-seeded on this operation.(After executing Truncate, the identity  value   will be reset from 1 by default)
4. It de-allocates Data Pages instead of Rows and records Data Pages instead of Rows in Transaction logs, thus is faster than DELETE.
5. This is a DDL command de-allocates Data Pages and empty them for use of other objects in the database.
6. TRUNCATE TABLE always locks the page or schema (not each row) when it is executed.