Interactive Mode: In interactive mode, you can directly enter Python commands and expressions into the Python interpreter prompt and receive immediate feedback. This mode is useful for testing out small code snippets, experimenting with language features, and exploring the behavior of functions and modules interactively.You can start the Python interpreter in interactive mode by simply typing python (or python3 depending on your system configuration) in the command line without specifying any script file. Then, you'll see the Python prompt >>>, where you can enter Python statements directly.
Script Mode: In script mode, you write your Python code in a text file (with a ".py" extension) using a text editor or an Integrated Development Environment (IDE). Once you've written the code, you can execute the Python script by running it as a file. The interpreter reads the script file from top to bottom and executes the statements sequentially.You can run a Python script by typing python script_name.py (or python3 script_name.py) in the command line, where script_name.py is the name of your Python script file.
