There is still an open question:
Why we are trying to describe electron's behavior by using the conspts of wave or particle?
Is the any alternative?

Wave-particle duality is a core concept in quantum mechanics that refers to the phenomenon where microscopic particles, such as electrons, exhibit both wave-like and particle-like properties.

Each model and method has its unique applications and scope of applicability. The choice of an appropriate descriptive framework depends on the specific nature of the research question and the required precision. One of the key features of quantum mechanics is its ability to accommodate diversity and complexity, allowing us to understand and study the behavior of electrons on different descriptive levels.