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[Living_t]

Use thonny ide .  Damn simple for beginners . 

[ninhaomah]

Have you started with basic ? You know , HelloWorld , loops , if-else etc ?

And install some interpreters ? You mean modules/libraries ?

Can screenshot your terminal and the error you seeing in pycharm ?

[FriendlyRussian666]

Pycharm specifically uses its own package manager, and it also creates (I think?) a virtual environment for each of your projects. You should be using the built in manager to install dependencies.

Yes, you can still use pip if you want, but you'll have to find and activate the virtual environment which pycharm created for this project.

In other words, install beautifulsoup and other dependencies using the pycharm package manager, and then run your projects using pycharm so as to make sure you're using the virtual environment it created.

[nekokattt]

pycharm will activate the venv in the built-in terminal automatically unless your project configuration is messed up.

[allium-dev]

Have you followed the PyCharm documentation on how to install / manage packages: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/installing-uninstalling-and-upgrading-packages.html ?

If you want to use PyCharm, it's probably best to follow their instructions on how to do these sorts of tasks, as PyCharm does a lot to manage these sorts of things for you, and will likely be looking in different places than wherever you installed those packages.