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Note: I do not have a definitive answer but will offer a series of steps you can try:
The first thing is see if you can import json from the usual python interpreter:
import json
print(json.__file__) #this would be important to know if it works
If that does work (as well as commenting what json.__file__ is) you would then want to try to use pip from the interpreter.
If you can't import json normally:
This is not surprising, I did not expect pip to be looking in a non-standard place for modules. You will want to figure out where the json package should be located on your computer, you can do this by importing another module from the standard library and looking at it's __file__:
>>> import fractions
>>> fractions.__file__
'/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.5/lib/python3.5/fractions.py'
This will obviously be different for you but I'd expect there to be a json folder in the same folder as fractions.py
if you can't import fractions or queue or datetime etc.
If you can't import anything from the standard library you will probably want to just reinstall python.
If the json folder is there and contains an __init__.py
Use the rename function of your file browser to make sure there are no weird special characters, but other then that I'm not sure, if you can import fractions.py but not a package from the same folder that would imply there is something very wrong with the import mechanics of your python version.
If the json folder is not with the rest of the standard library
It is possible that your python distribution has a different structure then I'd expect, it at least can't hurt to take a look for it.
You can search for the json folder amongst your various python files using the find command, not really sure how it works but just another thing to try. If you do find it with the __init__.py, encode.py, decode.py, scanner.py, and tool.py (at least those are the ones in my version) you'll probably want to figure out how it got there, but maybe just move it to the same folder as the rest of the standard library.
If you can't find the json package or you find it and it is corrupted
Well then you will need to replace it! Don't worry, this isn't too hard, just grab a source release of python from the site and extract the json package from it, once it is uncompressed the json folder should be in the Lib folder. Simply copy/move it to the rest of the standard library and you should be good to go!
I hope this helps you debug what is going on, This covers all the scenarios I could imagine happening and I would be interested in which one fixed your issue (or what you were able to figure out so I can come up with more options)
I am guessing that you install it using either pip install simplejson to download from PyPI or using apt-get install python-simplejson to download from ubuntu repositories.
It is possible that you downlaoded the library for the Python2 if you used any of the commands above and it won't be available for Python3 (which pip3.4 will use). Can you try these commands and help debug yourself?
$ python -c "import simplejson"
$ python3.4 -c "import simplejson"
This would tell you which version of the python did you install simplejson for last time (my guess in python2). If the 2nd command errors out with ImportError try:
$ pip3.4 install simplejson
and then install your libraries.
I've got two scripts in my directory. Normally I would be able to import modules from one to another, but I'm suddenly getting this error:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named modulename in Python
I've searched and tried solutions, but I don't think I properly understand how to solve it.
I'm not sure what's happened. When I check my working directory, os.getcwd() it spits out the correct one. All modules are in the same folder, and I used to be able to import them, until I added a new .py file. My original modules still work, even though they get the same error when i do:
import modulename
I can't tell if there's some structure I've missed, nor do I know how to check it, something like this
└── test
├── demoA
├── __init__.py
│ ├── test1.py
└── demoB
├── __init__.py
├── test2.pyI should mention that the original directory (call it A) is forked, I haven't made or changed anything in it. So I must have messed something up. Should I delete my file and put it in a different directory (call it B)? If so, how do I call a specific .py file from A in my new B? It's my understanding that it needs to be in the same one, but I'm completely new to this, and basically know nothing. I just know that import module name should normally work :(