An exploration of why Python doesn’t require a ‘main’ function

Many languages start running your program by calling a function of
yours that must have a specific name. In C (and many C derived
languages), this is just called main(); in Go, it’s main.main()
(the main() function in the main package). Python famously
do… Read more

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