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I am trying to use some of the tools available in Mathematica within a Python program (or jupyter notebook) that I am writing.

I have already done:

pip install wolframclient

on my computer and this installation seemed to work fine. But now I cannot find resources that tell me how to import these tools into my program or notebook.

I have tried:

import from WolframClientLibrary import WolframClient

I also tried this without any capital letters. This generates an error in python stating that it doesn't understand what the WolframClientLibrary is.

I suspect this is a really simple fix as I see others in StackOverflow using mathematica in their python programmes, so if someone would just give me the incantation I'd appreciate it.

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