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# Terminology in Telegram Client API
In the API, Telegram uses some terms/classnames that can be confusing as they differ from the terms shown to end-users:
- `Channel` : A (large or public) chat group *(sometimes called supergroup)* or a broadcast channel (the `broadcast` flag differentiate those)
- `Chat` : A private simple chat group with less than 200 members (it may be migrated to a supergroup `Channel` with a new ID when it gets bigger or public, in which case the old `Chat` will still exist but be `deactivated`)
- `Channel` : A (large or public) chat group *(sometimes called [supergroup](https://corefork.telegram.org/api/channel#supergroups))* or a [broadcast channel](https://corefork.telegram.org/api/channel#channels) (the `broadcast` flag differentiate those)
- `Chat` : A private [basic chat group](https://corefork.telegram.org/api/channel#basic-groups) with less than 200 members (it may be migrated to a supergroup `Channel` with a new ID when it gets bigger or public, in which case the old `Chat` will still exist but be `deactivated`)
**⚠️ Most chat groups you see are really of type `Channel`, not `Chat`!**
- chats : In plural or general meaning, it means either `Chat` or `Channel`
- `Peer` : Either a `Chat`, `Channel` or a private chat with a `User`