modules unable to import

You should create a Project to hold your code.  Normally everything needs to be inside a Project in order to work correctly for running and debugging and the console.

Once you create a project you can put Python files directly in the project folder (right click on it in the Project Explorer window and select New -> Python file).  Or you can create sub-folders (packages) to organize your code.

Some more resources that might help:

http://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/PYH/Getting+Started+with+PyCharm
http://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/PYH/Exploring+the+IDE.+Quick+Start+Guide

ty I will go through the steps again.

What I basically do is create and keep open a project i can script in then run the code once ready. Though at times I test my code in the "python console" it would,'t let me import my "created" module into the console. But I will try all you have recommended. Thank you for returning a response in a timely manner sir.

Make sure your project has a valid Python interpreter set in Settings -> Interpreter.

Also check Settings -> Build, Execution... -> Console -> Python Console. Try checking "Add content roots to PYTHONPATH" and/or the source roots one. Restart the console if necessary.

If that still doesn't work you may have to provide some screenshots that illustrate what you're trying to do.

Alright i'll give it a go and return some feed back shortly. It's kinda funny b/c I have been picking up on the language pretty fast and I hit a wall on something that i know is more then likely really easy to do/ ;X