9 Python Command Line Flags

Discover the 9 most common Python command line flags and how they modify the behavior of the Python interpreter. This includes flags like `-c` for running commands directly in the command line, `-i` for entering interactive mode after script execution, and `-O` and `-OO` for optimizing code by ignoring assert statements and docstrings. Additional flags like `-W` for ignoring warnings, `-m` for running modules as scripts, `-v` for verbose mode, `-x` for skipping the first line of a script, and `-E` for ignoring Python environment variables are also covered.