DELETE and TRUNCATE behavior

We will create a student table then apply Delete and Truncate within Transaction and rollback. Leave your comment about the behavior and/or output you expect.

--Create student table
CREATE TABLE [DBO].[TTB_STUDENT](
ID INT IDENTITY(1, 1) PRIMARY KEY,
NAME VARCHAR(100) NULL,
AGE INT NULL,
ACTIVE CHAR(1))

--Insert some records
INSERT INTO [DBO].[TTB_STUDENT] VALUES
    ('Mark', 32, 'Y'),
    ('Elaine', 32, 'Y'),
    ('Elton', 32, 'Y'),
    ('John', 32, 'Y'),
    ('Smith', 32, 'Y')

--Delete records using DELETE 
--Rollback to bring back the records
--You can because it write to the log and
--can be rolled back
BEGIN TRANSACTION
DELETE [DBO].[TTB_STUDENT]
ROLLBACK 

--Select table
SELECT * FROM [DBO].[TTB_STUDENT]

Here is the output of the above select - 
 


--Do the same but use TRUNCATE TABLE
--Note that it does not write to log  by definition
BEGIN TRANSACTION
TRUNCATE TABLE [DBO].[TTB_STUDENT]
ROLLBACK 

--What do you expect ??
SELECT * FROM [DBO].[TTB_STUDENT]