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A step-by-step guide on how to resolve import errors when using PyQt5 submodules on Ubuntu 14.04, ensuring smooth installation and functionality.
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Resolving Import Error with PyQt5 Submodules on Ubuntu 14.04

If you've experienced an ImportError when trying to use submodules of PyQt5 after installing it on Ubuntu 14.04, you're not alone. This problem arises often when developers switch from newer versions of Ubuntu, such as 18.04, to older ones that may require different installation procedures. In this guide, we’ll explore the reasons behind this issue and provide a detailed, organized approach to resolve it.

Understanding the Problem

After successfully installing Python 3.6, Qt5, and PyQt5, you expect your code to run without issues. However, upon executing the following lines:

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You might encounter an error like this:

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This indicates that Python can't find the QtCore module from PyQt5. So, what could be causing this issue, and how can we fix it?

Step-by-Step Solution

Below, we provide a comprehensive checklist of steps to follow for a smooth installation of PyQt5 on Ubuntu 14.04.

1. Install Python 3.6

First, ensure you have the correct version of Python installed. Use the commands below to set up Python 3.6.

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2. Install Required Dependencies

Next, you need to install curl and working dependencies required by PyQt5.

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3. Install Pip for Python 3.6

To handle Python packages, you should install pip. Run the following commands:

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4. Install PyQt5

Now you can install PyQt5 using pip. It's crucial to specify the version that is known to be stable:

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5. Test Your Installation

Finally, after installation is complete, verify that everything is working correctly by running this test code:

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If there are no errors during this final step, congratulations! You have successfully resolved the ImportError with the PyQt5 submodules.

Conclusion

Switching between different Ubuntu versions can sometimes lead to unexpected complications during software installations. By following the steps mentioned above, you should be able to overcome the ImportError when using PyQt5 on Ubuntu 14.04. If problems persist, consider checking your Python environment or seeking further support from the community.

Now, with everything in place, you can continue developing your applications with PyQt5 without any hitches. Happy coding!