Queue ImportError: No module named ‘Queue’ is an error which occurs when you use a faulty Queue import or for other reasons as well.
In today’s article I am going to deal with a confusing error and explain why it takes place and how to fix it, with a set of possible solutions.
Exploring the Queue ImportError: No module named ‘Queue’
This is an error which occurs when you use a faulty Queue import or for other reasons as well.
Beware of mixing between errors. Double check if the error message looks like the error message bellow, then continue.
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ImportError: No module named 'Queue'
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Bellow are two methods that have both solved the problem for me, make sure you try both of them.
Solution 1 : Solve the queue file naming problem if you have one
This method is only for those who made the mistake of creating a file named queue.py
The file is going to create a conflict situation if created in the same directory.
The fix is to simply rename the queue.py file a different name.
If this has worked for you, great. If that is not the case, then please try the next method
Solution 2 : Solving issues when importing queue
Sometimes, the problem can occur because of a faulty import.
The problem can be solved using two options.
The first option is to use the line bellow when importing queue
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from multiprocessing import Queue
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Instead of only using the line
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import Queue
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The error can also occur when you import Queue with an uppercase Q
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import Queue
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So, the fix for many people is to import queue with a lowercase q , just like in the line bellow
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import Queue
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I hope the methods above have been helpful, I hope you solved the error already. Thank you for reading this post to the end.
Summing-up :
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