I totally get what you mean about script mode vs interactive mode vs notebook mode! For me, script mode is like the backbone of my workflow. I use it for anything that needs to be repeatable or shared with others.
Interactive mode is my quick-fix zone. If I’m stuck on a bug or just wanna test a tiny piece of code, it’s a lifesaver. No need to save, no fuss.
Notebook mode? That’s my go-to for teaching or presenting. The mix of code, text, and visuals makes it super easy to explain things. I use Jupyter Lab a lot for this—it’s way smoother than the classic Jupyter Notebook.
If you’re looking for tools, check out VS Code for script mode and interactive mode. It’s got a built-in terminal and supports Jupyter notebooks too.
Interactive mode is my quick-fix zone. If I’m stuck on a bug or just wanna test a tiny piece of code, it’s a lifesaver. No need to save, no fuss.
Notebook mode? That’s my go-to for teaching or presenting. The mix of code, text, and visuals makes it super easy to explain things. I use Jupyter Lab a lot for this—it’s way smoother than the classic Jupyter Notebook.
If you’re looking for tools, check out VS Code for script mode and interactive mode. It’s got a built-in terminal and supports Jupyter notebooks too.