What are the differences between the three basic cell types: prokaryote, animal, and plant?

Prokaryotes don’t have organelles (which are the cell’s ‘organs’ that carry out the cells functions).
Plant cells and animal cells are eukaryotes because they have organelles.
Plant cells are kind of stiff because of their structure. They have a cell wall, which is really tough. Also, plant cells perform photosynthesis, using an organelle called a chloroplast. Finally, plant cells have a large vacuole that stores the cells waste.
Animal cells, unlike plant cells, lack a cell wall. That means they’re free to wiggle if they wanted to. Animal cells have lysosomes that assist in reproduction.