As Python programmers know, Python doesn’t really have a notion of a main() function like compiled languages such as C or Java. That is, there’s no dedicated function that you define as the entry point to your program. Instead, there is the concept of a “main” program module. The “main” module holds the contents of whatever file you tell Python to execute.
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