Fix PyCharm Third-Party Library Import Error

1. Make sure to have correctly installed the third-party library by entering “pip install library name” in the Terminal of PyCharm.
2. Check the Interpreter settings of PyCharm: Open PyCharm, go to File -> Settings -> Project -> Interpreter, make sure you have selected the correct Python interpreter and that third-party libraries are installed in that interpreter.
3. To refresh PyCharm interpreter: Enter “pip list” in PyCharm’s Terminal to check installed libraries. If a third-party library is not on the list, you may need to refresh the PyCharm interpreter.
4. Check if the import statements are correct: Use the appropriate import statements in the code to import third-party libraries, such as import library_name or from library_name import module_name.
5. Try restarting PyCharm: Sometimes rebooting PyCharm can solve some import issues.

If the above methods do not solve the problem, it may be necessary to further examine PyCharm’s configuration and environment settings, or to check specific error messages to locate the issue.