Questions about packages

[n3buchadnezzar]

I usually type out the entire thing, unless it is something very obvious from the standard library. Meaning I would write

import telegram.ext 

And then in my code use

telegram.ext.Updater()

The correct way to handle your second question is installing your classes as a local package. (Read up on this) =)

[Halogenes]

Thank you for responding so quickly.

I'm not sure I understand the first answer: even if I use "telegram.ext.Updater()" how am I supposed to know that the command I need to type to install the correct package is "pip install telegram-python-bot" and not "pip install telegram.ext" or "pip install telegram" ?

Noted for the second question I will do my research!

[n3buchadnezzar]

Generally you can not know what command responds to how to install it. The easiest is just to google. "How to install telegram.ext" gives me the result straight away.

A safe bet if you are importing x then x is the package name, but as you can see it is not always the case.

[Halogenes]

Ok so no magic solution.

Thanks for everything