If a module is installed globally but still causes a 'ModuleNotFoundError', what should I consider?

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If a module is installed globally but still causes a 'ModuleNotFoundError', what should I consider?
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This often points to an issue with your Python environment configuration. It could be that your shell isn't properly configured to find the global Python installation, or that there's a conflict with a virtual environment. Reinstalling the module might help, or carefully reviewing your environment variables is recommended.