How to resolve ModuleNotFoundError: No module named XXX in Jupyter Notebook
About this article
I dropped Selenium with pip3, but when I opened Jupyter Notebook, I was addicted to the following error, so I wrote an article about how to deal with it.
reference
In python package storage location, I somehow realized that the PATH of the package location is not in the PATH. I tried it through the path in PATH on Mac, but it didn't work.
Therefore, this time I solved it by myself, so I will explain how to do it below.
Research of cause
First, on the console, I hit the command pip3 show [Package Name] to see where Selenium was.
The place of Location: is the place where Selenium is dropped. In my case, it seems to be in / usr / local / lib / python3.7 / site-packages.
Next, I opened Jupyter Notebook and checked the PATH that I was passing through with the following command. (I put a mosaic on my user name.)
Looking at this, you can see that /usr/local/lib/python3.7/site-packages is missing.
solution
I tried to specify the PATH by referring to Put the PATH on Mac, but it didn't work, so execute the following command in Jupyter Notebook. I ran it.
Now ʻimport selenium` has run without error.
Finally
This is how to resolve ModuleNotFoundError: No module named XXX in Jupyter Notebook.
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