BibTeX, biblatex and biber@proceedings vs @conference vs @inproceedings

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sgsawant
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@proceedings vs @conference vs @inproceedings

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I am royally confused between the following bibtex entry types:

@proceedings
@conference
@inproceedings

When is one entry type more appropriate than the other? My current estimate is that all represent some document presented at a conference. But what is the differentiating factor between the three?

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@proceedings vs @conference vs @inproceedings

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I guess you will find the answer in Section 3 of the BibTeX manual.


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@proceedings vs @conference vs @inproceedings

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Short definitions for Bibtex Entry Types are here:
https://nwalsh.com/tex/texhelp/bibtx-7.html
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