This Python Error: No module named AnyQt._backport.QtGui is a common type of Error in Python, NameError, ModuleNotFoundError, are also similar as there are a lot of Modules, and to use that module you need to install that module or library with Proper Spelling as new modules are uploaded every minute.
And to install that Run the Following Command line in your Terminal.
For Python 2 : To Solve this Error Run
pip install AnyQt
For Python 3+ : To Solve this Error Run pip3
pip3 install AnyQt
Everyone wants to learn Python and while learning errors are a common thing to encounter. There is a lot of error occur while running any specific module.
So we are here to help you with “importerror: no module named AnyQt“. Terminal Also Says ModuleNotFoundError: No module named AnyQt ” Both are Same.
Python Error: No module named AnyQt._backport.QtGui
Know detail of why this error keeps occurring and Solve it.
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Why Are You Getting this Error?
This error probably encounter because you have not install AnyQt
Or because you have not update AnyQt package owner update the module and added new function in the module that you are trying to access.
So the Next Obvious Question is How to Install this Module, Right?
How to Install?
You can install it in command line via pip: AnyQt
Whatever you are using Open Terminal
For Mac User:
Press the “Command” button and the space bar, simultaneously (this will open a search bar on your screen). Open Spotlight. …
Type “Terminal” (as you type, it should auto-fill). Search for Terminal and open it. …
Double click “Terminal” in the left sidebar to open your Mac’s Terminal.
For Linux: To Open Terminal Press Ctrl+t or CTRL+ALT+T
For Windows Computer:
Open Command Prompt in Windows
Click Start and search for “Command Prompt.” Alternatively, you can also access the command prompt by pressing Ctrl + r on your keyboard, type “cmd” and then click OK.
pip install AnyQt
pip install AnyQt
If you don’t have Pip install in your Windows or Linux Or Mac you need to install it first using Terminal. Follow the Code to install Pip.
sudo apt install python3-pip
Upgrade Python pip
python -m pip install –upgrade pip
If you want to install a Specific Version, you are free to do that too.
Also you can check Python version using command
python –version or python -V
Install Specific Version:
pip install AnyQt
pip install “AnyQt==0.0.10”
Upgrade AnyQt
sudo pip3 install –upgrade AnyQt
Getting Dependency Error in Window 10
Use code: easy_install instead of pip install
easy_install AnyQt
Upgrade using easy install
sudo easy_install –upgrade AnyQt
On OSX System to install Module:
Use code: brew install instead of pip install
brew install AnyQt
Without Using Pip :
sudo apt-get install -y AnyQt
On CentOS7 or Linux Fedora:
yum -y install AnyQt
Or on Fedora try
sudo dnf install AnyQt
Command if Homebrew screws up your path on macOS:
python -m pip install AnyQt
For Python3 MacOs Homebrew screws
python3 -m pip install AnyQt
Verify module from list MacOs
pip freeze | grep AnyQt
For Execute on Anaconda as your python package manager
conda install -c anaconda AnyQt
In Pycharm IDE to install a package:
Go to setting from File in menu.
Next Go to Python interpreter.
Click on PIP.
Search for AnyQt as above package and install it.
To remove AnyQt module:
sudo apt-get remove AnyQt
Python has vast application in every field from machine learning, web development, game making, medical science, to finance. And as Python is use by millions of programmer new modules are coded, everyday and to know detail and documentation of module one should visit https://devdocs.io/ or read below
For more Detail Visit Pypi.org where the Module is Uploaded by Owner
https://pypi.org/project/AnyQt/
Email of the Module Owner: mailto:[email protected]
Maintainers: ansible, badger, deric.crago, dmsimard, gmainwaring, jimi, mattclay, nitzmahone, relrod, ansible, badger, deric.crago, dmsimard, gmainwaring, jimi, mattclay, nitzmahone, relrod
Maintainers Bio : https://pypi.org/user/ansible/
Module License: GNU General Public License v3 or later (GPLv3+) (GPLv3+)
Module GitHub / HomePage Link: Documentation : https://devdocs.io/AnyQt
Release Date: Dec 14, 2020
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