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Python - Immediate vs Stand Alone

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11-12-2018 09:51 AM
DanielJoseph1
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What is the difference between immediate mode and stand alone in Python? I looked at the Clip section in the Help guide but it only shows the different codes and does not say what the difference is.

Thank you in advance!

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DanPatterson_Retired
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Immediate mode means that you are running the lines of code in a python window line by line.  Like in the python window inside arcmap or ArcGIS pro.  In a script.. means that you have loaded, check and plan to run the script with the code lines.  The python window/shell need not be inside of map/pro either.  You can run code within a python IDE like Spyder or IPython etc etc… you just don't have to load a script first

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DanPatterson_Retired
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Immediate mode means that you are running the lines of code in a python window line by line.  Like in the python window inside arcmap or ArcGIS pro.  In a script.. means that you have loaded, check and plan to run the script with the code lines.  The python window/shell need not be inside of map/pro either.  You can run code within a python IDE like Spyder or IPython etc etc… you just don't have to load a script first