i'm confused in working with Telethon library

[InnocentCivilian]

is this library written under python2?because I'm really confused
can someone write a code to do anything,I mean "anything" for me to see an output
like this code:
---functions--- account.checkUsername#2714d86c username:string = Bool
what does #2714d86c mean?
and Supposing that that this code has been written in py2 when i rewrite it in py3 like this:
`>>> from telethon.tl.functions.account import CheckUsernameRequest

fhand=account.checkUsername(durov:string = Bool)
File "", line 1
fhand=account.checkUsername(durov:string = Bool)
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
`
this happends
Thanks!

[Lonami]

is this library written under python2

No, and it's the first thing you'll read:

Pure Python 3 Telegram client library

Telethon is Telegram client implementation in Python 3 which uses the latest available API of Telegram. Remember to use pip3 to install!

If you get something like "SyntaxError: invalid syntax" on the from error line, it's because pip defaults to Python 2. Use pip3 instead.

launch an interactive python3 session

Now, back to your "issue".

---functions--- account.checkUsername#2714d86c username:string = Bool

Er, that's the "TL definition", the long README has a section discussing it. You have nothing to do with that.

2714d86c

It means that 0x2714d86c is the ID for that function. Again, the library will take care of this.

and Supposing that that this code has been written in py2 when i rewrite it in py3 like this:

What are you even trying?

---

Okay first of all you have to do nothing with the .tl file. Leave it alone. Now, read the README, conveniently called "read me". It has nice examples, like how to connect, etc. Also check the wiki. And read the example.

And stop wasting my time like this.

[danog]

Let me clarify this for you with a simple pseudocode:

while self.hasQuestion():
    try:
        self.parseEnglish(telethon.fetchREADME())
    except NotUnderstoodError:
        try:
            self.parseEnglish(telethon.fetchREADME())
        except NotUnderstoodError:
            try:
                self.parseEnglish(python.fetchDocs())
            except NotUnderstoodError:
                raise KMSError()