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Help In adding PIP
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I installed python 3.8 recently and it has been added in my path at the time of installation.I am able to install 3 party modules from the command prompt using the command (pip.exe install module name). However when I am trying import the modules in my MU editor (IDE) it is displaying that no such module exists and when I am using notepad and running the program on power shell the code is running and it is importing the 3 party modules.So is there something wrong with my editor (MU) or do I have to add another path in my environment variable .Please guide I really need help in this matter ASAP.
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#2
I took a quick look at this.
The concept is okay for an easy Edior,but what where thinking when making it so hard to install with pip or change Python version Dodgy

So you need ALPHA version 1.1.10.
Once you got that version installed,clicking the gear icon in Mu on the bottom right let's you import 3rd party modules.
So you write just eg requests in Tab 3 party modules,and it will install to there Python version which is Python 3.6.
I find no way to change for it to use default OS version Python 3.8,this in not good Snooty
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