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I installed Pygame Snippets in my Visual Studio Code and then i wrote import pygame, i always got an error

import pygame
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pygame'

I looked for any ways how to fix it at the web, but nothing helped me.

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Pygame Snippets is just an extension on vscode. It does not install Pygame for you. Follow the getting started page for Pygame to install.

Kent Shikama
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You should installl pygame package from pip, not snippets.

Snippets is a vscode feature that help you fast coding with code templates.

Nate Scarlet
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I had similar issue in vs code, basically I had 2 python installed one from microsoft store and another one from vs code software. To solve this I just uninstalled the one from microsoft store and installed pygame by pip install pygame now I am able to access the module.

FIRO
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install pygame module through powershell: Use the command pip install pygame

Tomap
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Aniket Kadu
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To actually install pygame you need to do it from command line/terminal. The command to install is pip install pygame

lispy2010
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If you click on the dropdown button on the right of the run Button, you can click on: 'Run Python File' or 'Debug Python File'. That worked out for me.

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