How do I fix the ImportError No module named Termcolor?

How do I fix the ImportError No module named Termcolor?

Importerror no module named termcolor error comes mainly when termcolor python module is available for import. It means it is not installed. So the clear way to fix this error is to reinstall this module. In some cases, We install it but when we invoke the python script we choose different python interpreter.

How do you use Termcolor in Python 3?

1. Install termcolor module. pip3 install termcolor.
2. Import the colored library from termcolor. from termcolor import colored.
3. Use the provided methods, below is an example. print(colored(‘hello’, ‘red’), colored(‘world’, ‘green’))

What are all the ways to import modules in Python?

Python import statement. We can import a module using the import statement and access the definitions inside it using the dot operator as described above.

Can You import your own package in Python?

We can import a library and package in Python only if it is attached to its site-packages folder. To find the location of this folder, we’ll open the python IDLE and will type the following command.

How does Python import work?

The import keyword in Python is used to load other Python source code files in to the current interpreter session. This is how you re-use code and share it among multiple files or different projects. There are a few different ways to use import. For example, if we wanted to use the function join() that lives in the path module of the os package.

What is an IMPORT statement in Python?

Usually, import statement in Python is the first statement or first line of the program. The import statement is used to import or load modules (modules are files, contains code to be used in other program just by importing that module using the import statement), for example, to load random module, follow the below general form. import random.