No module named PyMySQL

[LO Yi]

Hey, all!

I have a problem with importing PyMySQL. So, I did install PyMySQL by

pip3 install PyMySQL

when I tried to import PyMySQL

import PyMySQL

An error showed up said "ImportError: No module named PyMySQL" when running the code.

I then checked if PyMySQL had successfully installed or not by

pip3 list

"PyMySQL    0.8.1 " showed up on the list.

What is the next thing I need to check in order to get the code work.

I am using a MacBook with MacOS10.13.4

Thanks in advance!

[INADA Naoki]

import pymysql

Use lowercase.

2018年5月23日(水) 8:48 LO Yi <yiiiii...@gmail.com>:

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[LO Yi]

no, it doesn't work, the error remain the same.

Do I have to install something else to support pymysql? I was thinking I need to set up MySQL locally, but it doesn't make sense.

import pymysql

Use lowercase.

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[INADA Naoki]

On Thu, May 24, 2018 at 8:07 AM LO Yi <yiiiii...@gmail.com> wrote:

> no, it doesn't work, the error remain the same.
> Do I have to install something else to support pymysql? I was thinking I
need to set up MySQL locally, but it doesn't make sense.

No.

You need to verify your environment.

* All other modules your installed via `pip3 install` can be import?
* What `python3 -m site` and `pip3 -V` shows?
* Uninstall and install pymysql again?
* What about `python3 -m pip install pymysql`?

Anyway, it must not PyMySQL issue, but your environment issue.
Stackoverflow is your friend.

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