How I Created My Own Telegram Bot - Pt. 2 Explanation and Markups
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Alex Nekrashenko is the founder of the Telegram messaging app. He has been working on a new version of the app that uses the Telegram API. This is the first time he has written about how to use the API to create a Telegram bot. He will also be writing about how the app works with the Telegram network.
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