Why are python packages not installed in my system

Question

Each time I wanna do a project and I try to import libraries, say tkinter, I get an error.
I've tried installing them using pip all to no avail, I've searched through google, tried everything I got all to no avail. does anyone here share the same experience with me?
I need ur help people!

Answer 1

You do have Python3 on the Path of your system, right?
Check the version of Python you are using; in Python 2 it is import Tkinter (with a capital T),
So maybe you are running Python 2 not 3

Answer 2

Is pip installed?
If not than install it with:

easy_install pip

Which IDE are you using?

Answer 3

tkinter should be available after you downloaded Python, no need to pip it.

On what system have you tried it?

Answer 4

I've tried it. each time I try to import it, I get an error saying "no module name tkinter" same applies to other libraries

Answer 5

I use version 3.9

Answer 6

Before then I was using 3.7

Answer 7

Johnson Owoicho Kelvin was it working on 3.7?

Answer 8

No

Answer 9

Johnson Owoicho Kelvin what error do you get?

Answer 10

Module name tkinter not found

Answer 11

And it's the same with every other libraries I try to import

Answer 12

Johnson Owoicho Kelvin Try checking the IDE you are using or read the question here
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49684131/JUMP_LINK__&&__python__&&__JUMP_LINK-import-module-not-working

Answer 13

On the command line type:
pip list
This will show you the modules you've installed

Answer 14

Have you checked if python is in the environment path?

Answer 15

Ali Abdelhady Thanks I'll try that out

Answer 16

Logomonic Learning yes it is

Answer 17

First of all, which os do you use?. If windows pls - check your Python path in windows settings, after try -m pip3 --upgrade pip
if error remains, better reinstall python

if you use a Linux based on Debian (Ubuntu, Mint and etc) try sudo apt-get install python3-pip

Answer 18

Matvey Anoshin pip is installed

Answer 19

Crash I use pycharm

Answer 20

Johnson Owoicho Kelvin On searching, I met a problem about mporting in Pycharm, I don't personally use it, but this is probably a problem in the IDE not Python it self, search for a fix, one more thing, if you want to make sure; open your terminal and write Python, it should open a shell, import any module and press enter.
[EDIT] check these out
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26069254/importerror-no-module-named-bottle-pycharm
https://youtu.be/RvbUqf3Tb1s