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When attempting to import a newly created Python package from Pypi, why is there an error stating "No module named"?

asked 2021-06-20 11:00:00 +0000

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answered 2022-11-06 13:00:00 +0000

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There could be several reasons why you are getting an "No module named" error when importing a newly created Python package from PyPI:

  1. Installation error: The package may not have been installed properly on your system. Try re-installing the package using pip or another package manager.

  2. Package name conflict: It is possible that there is another package with the same name already installed on your system. Try renaming your package to a unique name and re-publish it on PyPI.

  3. Incorrect import statement: Make sure the import statement in your Python code is correct and points to the correct package name and module.

  4. Environment issue: Your Python environment may not be set up properly or the package may require additional dependencies that are not installed on your system.

  5. Compatibility issue: The package may not be compatible with the version of Python you are using or with other packages in your project. Make sure to check the package documentation for any compatibility issues or requirements.

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