It seems like you want to interact with Python using the command line. To do that, you need to open a terminal or command prompt and access the Python interpreter in interactive mode. Here’s how you can do it:

1. Open a terminal or command prompt on your computer.

2. Type “python” or “python3” (depending on your Python version) and press Enter. This will start the Python interpreter in interactive mode.

3. You should see a prompt that looks like “>>>” indicating that Python is ready to receive your commands.

4. Now you can start typing Python code directly into the command line, and Python will execute it immediately after you press Enter.

For example, you can try typing the following and pressing Enter:

The Python interpreter will execute the code and display the output:

To exit the Python interpreter, type “exit()” and press Enter.

Keep in mind that in interactive mode, you can execute Python statements one at a time. If you have a more complex Python program that you want to run, it’s better to save it in a .py file and run it using the “python” command followed by the filename. For example:

This will execute the Python code in the “my_script.py” file. Make sure the file is in the same directory as your terminal or provide the correct path to the file.