what is the difference between writing code in shell and
editor?
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If we write code in shell it is called we are using the
shell as interractive mode.
It is inconvenient to write complex code(means entering
complex or compound commands to execute by seperating
with ";" semicolon)
For our convenient and also to frame a new functionality by
using different commands we use non interactive mode of
shell that is we type code in a editor and we execute that.
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