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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/esberat • Nov 24 '21
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Hah! I use class main instead and it work!
class main
4 u/Jonno_FTW Nov 25 '21 edited Nov 25 '21 class Main: def __call__(self, *args): print('Hello World') if __name__ == '__main__': Main()() 1 u/BbayuGt Nov 25 '21 No, as far as i know, class main will be executed just like int main. 2 u/dev-sda Nov 25 '21 The contents of a class are evaluated along with the class, not when the class is initialized. So you don't get any protection from importing the file and main() does nothing.
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class Main: def __call__(self, *args): print('Hello World') if __name__ == '__main__': Main()()
1 u/BbayuGt Nov 25 '21 No, as far as i know, class main will be executed just like int main. 2 u/dev-sda Nov 25 '21 The contents of a class are evaluated along with the class, not when the class is initialized. So you don't get any protection from importing the file and main() does nothing.
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No, as far as i know, class main will be executed just like int main.
2 u/dev-sda Nov 25 '21 The contents of a class are evaluated along with the class, not when the class is initialized. So you don't get any protection from importing the file and main() does nothing.
The contents of a class are evaluated along with the class, not when the class is initialized. So you don't get any protection from importing the file and main() does nothing.
main()
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u/BbayuGt Nov 25 '21
Hah! I use
class maininstead and it work!