How to solve: "ModuleNotFoundError" in Python (pip: command not found)

Learn how you can solve the ModuleNotFoundError and the pip: command not found error messages. I will be demonstrating how you can solve these errors both in PyCharm and in Visual Studio Code.

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[@goodbutbad1]

Thanks for the explanation, but I get a yellow line instead of red. Import Responses

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[@YasminMuryadi]

when I tried to install dlib it gave this error: ERROR: Can not perform a '--user' install. User site-packages are not visible in this virtualenv. can anyone help please?

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Module object is no callable did you solve thus

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