That’s because until Python 3, exec was a reserved keyword, so the PyQt devs added underscore to it. From Python 3 onwards, exec is no longer a reserved keyword (because it is a builtin function; same situation as print), so it made sense in PyQt5 to provide a version without an underscore to be consistent … Read more
It has been moved to a separated package. Based on this answer and my own experience, Just execute in a terminal: pip install PyQtWebEngine If you still got problems with PyQt, try uninstalling all of the PyQt related libraries: pip uninstall PyQt5 pip uninstall PyQt5-sip pip uninstall PyQtWebEngine Then install them again, which should fix … Read more
As my travels into the depths of PyQt5 continue, so shall I continue to update this answer with some of the shinier treasures I find. That being said, I am now taking a “rough draft” stab at a quick intro to PyQt5. I will also provide links to helpful resources. I am new to this … Read more