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Python Python Dates and Times The Birthday App Display the age

Tomas Skacel
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Unresolved references when importing relativedelta

Hi! This is the first time I'm using PyCharm CE and I've come across something I wanted to ask about. When I use from dateutil import relativedelta I get a "Unresolved reference 'dateutil'" problem (red exclamation mark in problems). I also get a "Unresolved reference 'relativedelta'". These problems do not come up in the video.

The code runs fine in the virtual environment. Is this problem showing up because I do not have dateutil installed globally? Is this just something I should ignore, or is there a way to resolve this?

Thanks!

1 Answer

Travis Alstrand
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(This was solved via Slack)

For anyone else that comes across a similar issue, it appears to have been a mix up within PyCharm regarding the interpreter. Tomas Skacel deleted his virtual environment, reset the Python Interpreter to the one in the venv and re-installed the dateutil package and things started working after that.

You access the interpreter settings in PyCharm via

File > Settings > Project: <Your Project> > Python Interpreter