Why Isn't PyCharm Recognizing My Installed Modules?

Module Recognition Issue in PyCharm for Installed Modules

You have encountered an issue where PyCharm is not recognizing the installed 'requests' module in your Python environment. Despite verifying the installation via PIP and successfully importing 'requests' in the interactive Python interpreter, the module remains unrecognized in PyCharm.

Inspecting your PyCharm Python interpreter settings reveals that it is configured to use the same Python34 version as your environment. However, the 'requests' module is still absent from PyCharm's list of available modules.

To resolve this issue, it is necessary to manually add the site-packages directory of your virtual environment. In PyCharm Professional 2022.3:

1. Navigate to File > Settings > Python Interpreter.
2. Select "Show All..." to open the configuration file.
3. Right-click your interpreter and choose "Show Interpreter Paths."
4. In the subsequent window, manually add the site-packages directory of your virtual environment (e.g., .../venv/lib/python3.8/site-packages).
5. Click "Associate this virtual environment with the current project."

By following these steps, you can ensure that PyCharm recognizes the installed 'requests' module and allows you to import it as expected.

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