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In Jupyter Notebook, there are two main modes that you can switch between: Edit Mode and Command Mode . The "ln" command is used to switch between "Full", "Edit", and "Mode" - "Mode" is the default and least restrictive mode, "Edit" allows the user to edit non-executable cells, and "Full" prevents all editing by default. You can also use the "Flip Full/Edit/Mode" shortcut (F3) to quickly toggle between these modes. Jupyter Notebook  Edit Mode: Jupyter notebook Edit Mode In a Jupyter Notebook, edit mode refers to the state where cells can be edited, and changes can be made to previously typed code or text. Itis state where you can modify the content of a cell, such as adding or editing code or text. When a cell is in edit mode, the cell's border will be green, and a cursor will appear, allowing you to type and make changes. Example: Entering Edit Mode Double-click on a cell, or press Enter while the c...