I tried to install that library by pip in console. I\'m using win7 and python v. 2.7.10. But failed to achive. Acording to this - It can be used for my version of python too.
I had similar issue in RHEL7.4 it worked with below solution
If you compiled and installed Python 3 yourself, install the dependencies (libsqlite3-dev or sqlite-devel or similar, depending on your Linux distribution, for example), then re-compile and re-install Python 3.
after installing the sqlite-devel I have reinstall Python3.6 on my machine using below steps
after doing this when I launch jupyter notebook it got launch
Credit goes for this answer to Martijn Link https://stackoverflow.com/a/41440858/5863866
What makes you think you need to install this? sqlite is part of the standard library, and does not need installing.
Another simple solution would be
pip install pysqlite