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15 January 2026 22:56

I tried using different phone numbers to create sessions, but the code didn't arrive for any of them. Since I used the same PC and the same IP address for all attempts, could my hardware or IP be blacklisted by Telegram

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15 January 2026 22:49

The script hangs at the code input stage. I’ve ensured the phone number is passed as a string with the '+' prefix, but the notification still doesn't arrive

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15 January 2026 22:47

I'm using Python 3.12 and Telethon. When I run client.start(), it prompts for the code, but nothing arrives. No active session notification, no SMS. Has anyone else encountered this issue recently?"

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15 January 2026 19:44

BeautifulSoup4 is great for web scraping, but remember to always check the site's terms of use—it's easy to get caught up in the tech and forget the legal side of things.

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15 January 2026 14:49

Yes some old websites are still running on django you can google it

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15 January 2026 14:18

from the group description:

Resources to learn python: @pythonres

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15 January 2026 14:14

do company use django to build website?

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15 January 2026 13:37

in my computer system its shows exist but when i use ide, show no this model

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15 January 2026 13:27

python is my life my love

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15 January 2026 12:49

Hello I'm in beginner and I want to do IT so does anyone know where can I start?

Python

15 January 2026 06:21

No one can help you until you explain your difficulties.

Python

14 January 2026 12:12

Unlike shown, it's better to catch specific exceptions unless you have a reason to go for all at once.

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14 January 2026 11:12

"except Exception as e: " Did you mean this? In this case, e is a variable. When e is printed, it outputs the error message. You don't need a loop for this.

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14 January 2026 11:02

u can print that exception first

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14 January 2026 10:56

how do you catch a exception e in python idle? Telebot code. I already imported time

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15 January 2026 22:54

How long should I let an account rest after registration before using it for automation?

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15 January 2026 22:47

You need to give it the correct phone number.

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15 January 2026 19:45

Starting with the basics like syntax and small projects is key, but don’t forget to explore some real-world problems to keep it interesting.

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15 January 2026 15:27

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Python

15 January 2026 14:40

U have to install it

Python

15 January 2026 14:17

hello guys I wanna start my journey into python any tips to help a brother out

Python

15 January 2026 13:49

Try typing "pip install beautifulsoup4" in the IDE terminal, not in cmd.

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15 January 2026 13:36

i have one question about beautifulsoup4

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15 January 2026 13:02

Depending on your IT route, you can consider learning Python, which you can start with books and official documentation. It's versatile in terms of automation, websites (Flask/Django/Selenium), games, and data science. Python's relatively common so there are numerous free resources/lessons you can check out before investing in a paid course. For example, Coddy, FreeCodeCamp, or Codecademy. Or, you can try the pythonres channel of this group.

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15 January 2026 07:37

dontasktoask.com

Just explain your problems, don't ask to ask

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14 January 2026 19:38

Yeah, catching specific exceptions is usually cleaner, especially when you're trying to handle different error types differently—kind of like how I approach organizing my vinyl collection, sorting by genres instead of just tossing everything together.

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14 January 2026 11:19

yes thank you NutNut

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14 January 2026 11:02

I just wanted to make it so it shows a variable, can be called anything, it will input a variable. Uses while and try and if or as

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14 January 2026 11:01

If you raise an exception, you catch it with try | except

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14 January 2026 07:52

What about googling python projects?