Why put in PyCharm packages for Python?

Question

PyCharm

Hello everyone

. Module import in progress:
from django.http import HttpResponse
I have Django globally, so the import works, but PyCharm says reference is undefined. If I put the package in PyCharm here,

then everything works.
What is the point of putting it in the IDE as well?

Answer 1

Firstly, it’s better not to develop globally under python at all, and secondly, you have the “Project Interpreter” select at the top - there you choose which interpreter to use for a particular project, you can also create a new one there, and the IDE will use it when importing and in consoles and everywhere in general)