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As an alternative to wim’s answer, if you can’t upgrade your Python version for whatever reason, you can install Django 1.11 which is still compatible with Python 2.7:
pip install 'django<2.0'
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Make sure your Python version in the virtualenv is Python 3.4+.
Django 2.0 only supports Python 3.4+, and functools.lru_cache is only available in 3.2+.
To check the Python version in your current virtualenv:
python --version
To create a new virtualenv with python 3:
python3 -m venv venv --prompt=myenv
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This error is because of wrong picking of pip and python version . You can solve it by adding below lines in the ~/.bash_profile
alias python='python3'
alias pip='pip3.6'
After that close the terminal and run the following command to install Django
pip install Django==2.0
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For latest version of Django, python 3 is required, thus try installing
pip install django==1.11
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