Fixing “No module named django” (A quick and easy guide)

Checklist to ensure “ModuleNotFoundError: No module named ‘django'” does not occur. Check that you have installed Django in your active virtual environment or global Python environment. If you have both Python 2 and Python 3 installed on your system, make sure you are using pip3 to install Django. Make sure the IDE you’re using to write Django code uses the correct Python environment. Besides, you can restart the IDE to fix the ModuleNotFoundError. Reinstall Django if the error still persists by activating the virtual environment and running pip3 install django. Uninstall Django by running the command pip3 uninstall django and then install the Django by executing: pip3 install django. Restart the Django development server if it is still running.