Description: The ‘Interactive Mode’ refers to a mode of operation where the user can directly interact with a program or system, providing inputs and receiving outputs in real-time. This mode is fundamental in programming environments and operating systems, as it allows users to execute commands, receive immediate responses, and adjust their interaction as needed. In the context of computing, interactive mode manifests through command-line interfaces or graphical user interfaces where users can type commands or perform actions and see results instantly. In programming languages like Python, interactive mode is offered through environments like the REPL (Read-Eval-Print Loop), where programmers can quickly and efficiently test code snippets. This approach facilitates learning, debugging, and experimentation, as users can see the effects of their commands or code immediately. Additionally, interactive mode fosters a more dynamic and engaging experience, allowing users to explore and manipulate data intuitively and directly.
