使用PyCharm导入python包时遇到问题

Question

I've been trying to install simple packages for python such as numpy and pandas, and while I am able to install the package manually from the command line using pip as soon as I try to import it PyCharm can't find it. I have manually configured the path, with no luck.

PyCharm can also not find the packages I want to install itself and produces a connection timeout, this could be because I am working from a secure network.

Still pretty new to python and software dev in general, I apologise in advance if I'm being stupid, but no other similar threads are solving the issue.

I am operating on windows 7. The error I get is:

C:\Users\james.alexander\PycharmProjects\Test.py\venv1\Scripts\python.exe C:/Users/james.alexander/PycharmProjects/Test.py/testfile.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:/Users/james.alexander/PycharmProjects/Test.py/testfile.py", line 1, in <module>
    import numpy
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'numpy'

Answer 1

I think PyCharm use a virtualenv, installing via pip won't work since it will install the package in your local env.

Check https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/installing-uninstalling-and-upgrading-packages.html

Answer 2

Try This:

Step 1: Ctrl+Alt+s

Step 2: Look for Project Interpreter Under Project

Step 3: Look for + In the right corner of prompt box.

Step 4: Search and select your required package. And Install button is just below.

Answer 3

First check the Project Interpreter in your pycharm. File > Settings >Project >Project Interpreter Check the version of python there (python2 or python3) And check if you are using any virtual environment

And see what version python you have installed For python3 you may have to use "pip3 install pkgname" For python2 use "pip install pkgname"

Answer 4

In PyCharm, you can install modules from within the app. Simply access your preferences, then under 'Project Interpreter', you will find a table containing your installed modules. To install a new one, click the + symbol on the bottom - left, then search for the appropriate package, eg numpy. Once you've found it, simply click 'Install Package'. The module is now installed and ready to use!

EDIT: I've just seen that someone else has already posted this answer, sorry about that :)