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Telegram Analysis

The document analyzes Telegram's data model, highlighting its functionalities such as group chats, channels, and bot integration. It details the entities involved, including Users, Chats, Messages, Files, Channels, and Bots, along with their relationships in an Entity-Relationship Diagram. The conclusion emphasizes Telegram's evolution into a versatile communication platform that effectively meets modern digital communication needs.

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Telegram Analysis

The document analyzes Telegram's data model, highlighting its functionalities such as group chats, channels, and bot integration. It details the entities involved, including Users, Chats, Messages, Files, Channels, and Bots, along with their relationships in an Entity-Relationship Diagram. The conclusion emphasizes Telegram's evolution into a versatile communication platform that effectively meets modern digital communication needs.

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TELEGRAM

Analyzing Telegram’s Data Model and Relationships

CREATED BY -
DEEPIKA TYAGI
Introduction to Telegram

•The platform offers a range of functionalities beyond traditional


messaging, including group chats, channels, and bot integration,
making it a versatile tool for both personal and professional
communication.
Key Features of Telegram

•Security & Privacy


•Group Chats & Channels
•Bots
•File Sharing
•Customization Options
Entity-Relationship Diagram (ERD) Overview

• Definition of an ER Diagram
• Purpose and benefits in database design
• Brief explanation of entities and relationships
Entities in Telegram’s Data Model

•User : UserID, Username, Full_Name, Profile_Picture, Status, Registration_Date


• Chat : ChatID, Chat_Type, Chat_Name, Creation_Date
•Message : MessageID, ChatID, UserID, Text, File_URL, Timestamp
•File : FileID, File_URL, File_Type, File_Size
•Channel : ChannelID, Channel_Name, Description, Subscribers_Count
•Bot : BotID, Bot_Name, Bot_Functionality, Creation_Date
Relationships Between Entities

User → Message : One-to-Many


Chat → Message : One-to-Many
User → Chat : Many-to-Many (via ChatPartici-
pant)
Channel → Message : One-to-Many
User → Channel : Many-to-Many (via ChannelSubscription)
Message → File : One-to-One
User → Bot : Many-to-Many (via UserBotInterac-
tion)
Entity-Relationship Diagram
Detailed Breakdown of Relationships

•*User sends Message:* One User can send multiple Mes-


sages
•*Chat contains Message:* Each Chat includes multiple Mes-
sages
•*User participates in Chat:* Users can be part of multiple Chats
•*Channel broadcasts Message:* Channels can broadcast multiple
Messages
•*Message includes File:* Each Message can include one File
•*User interacts with Bot:* Users can interact with multiple
Bots
Use Case Examples

•User’s Perspective : How users send messages, inter-


act with channels, and share files
•Channel’s Perspective : How channels broadcast
messages and gain subscribers
•Bot’s Perspective : How bots automate tasks and in-
teract with users
Conclusion

•Telegram’s development from a messaging app to a feature-rich com-


munication platform highlights its ability to address real-world chal-
lenges in digital communication.
THANK YOU & REGARDS

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