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It seems like your project name is PyDemo and the name of the module is accounts. So try using
from accounts.views import my_view
You may find an error (underlined by red mark) that is because of your IDE so ignore it and migrate it. It will work
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For anyone else with this issue who is migrating from Python 2 to 3 it seems to be because Python 3 is more discerning about where to find modules. @Ranjith Singhu’s comment sent me in the right direction. In my case I had to change:
Python 2:
from views import MyView
Python 3 (also fine in 2):
from project_name.views import MyView
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