2021 How to Fix “No Module Named...“ Error in Python | Python Tutorial

2021 How to Fix “No Module Named pkg_name“ in Python! First, download the package using a terminal outside of python. Then fix your %PATH% if needed. Troubleshoot included. Beginners. To use “import pkg_name“ in a script, you must INSTALL THE PACKAGE! ---- For VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENTS or PYCHARM users, watch this: Installing 0:04 Option 1, use the ’Terminal’ in your IDE (PyCharm) pip3 install pkg_name OR pip install pkg_name This installs the package in your virtual PyCharm environment 1:21 Option 2, open a terminal with your Operating System pip3 install pkg_name OR pip install pkg_name Also try “python -m pip3 install pkg_name“ This installs the package onto your system, accessible to all IDE’s and python interpreters. ********************************* Troubleshooting (if option 2 does not work) 2:03 Option A, check your PATH and add a new variable to it display current path with: ’echo %PATH%’ find your file add to path with: setx PATH “%PATH%;C:\\Python39\Scripts\“ 5:32 If A doesn’t work, try this: use the ’Run’ application (works reliably) add your location of to System Variables and User Variables ********************************** Install Python and PyCharm IDE: Python Coding Series: Python Macros Tutorial: Lists in Python: Variables in Python: Comment below and I will help you out! Support me on Patreon!
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