If __name__ == "__main__" for Python Developers

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Yeeeeeeyyy Emanuele, I'm so happy to hear that!!! 😀 For a very long time I understood the general concept, but after making this tutorial - you can wake me up in the middle of the night with a surprise quiz - and besides me being a bit grumpy I'll probably get an A+! hahahaha 🤣🤣🤣 Anyhow, I really enjoyed making this one and super glad you found it useful! 😊

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I just clicked this video bc I started learning Python yesterday, I have never seen a if __name__ = "__main__" in my life, yet you managed to make me understand how this works and why is it this way.

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This is the best explanation of this boilerplate code I had watched so far.

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Thank you so much! glad you liked it! :)

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Wow, Alaa! Thank you so much for the incredible comment!!! 😀😀😀 I'm honored to have you onboard and so happy you enjoy my videos! I still have lots of things to learn, and getting feedback from professional developers with so many years of experience is one of my favourite perks in running this channel! 😉 Thanks again and I hope to see you soon in future videos! 😊

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Yeeeyyyyyy! Thank you so much for the incredible feedback, hiutale!! 😁😁😁 I always enjoy reading your comments and I'm super happy you find my videos useful! A few more Python projects to experiment with - and you'll be able to ditch the beginner status in no time 😉

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I've seen many videos explaining ( if __name__=__main__) and frankly, this is the most understandable one. thanks

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As a C# developer I always wondered what this is all about. Thank you very much for the great explanation!

[@PythonSimplified]

Thank you so much! Glad you liked it 😊

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That was very well explained. An incredible amount of work goes into eight minutes of content when you want it to be clear and concise. I really appreciate the effort. Thank you! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@PythonSimplified]

Thank you so much for pointing it out Renato! 😀😀😀 This video was 2 weeks in the making and I kept re-filming and revising it until I was 100% happy with the results! (it happens rarely! usually I'm ok with 95% 😅 hahaha) I'm so happy you liked this tutorial and you appreciate all the hard work that was put into it! Thanks again for the incredible comment! 😊

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[@ShahinHemmati2020]

Well, I think I should leave a honest review! If your video didn't have the "Why do we need to check if name == main" part, then I would have just move on and look for another resource. But thankfully the best was reserved for last and after many failed attempts to understand "If __name__ == "__main__"" concept, I can confidently say that now I do understand it. 😊 So, thank you for understanding what newbies don't understand! 🙌 👍

[@PythonSimplified]

hahaha that's awesome, Shahin!! I've had my share of reading complicated explanations on Stack Overflow (well... not exactly "complicated" but require a good understanding of technical terms such as "top level environment", "interpreter", etc.) What ended up making much more sense was surprisingly the Python documentation on the topic 🤪: docs.python.org/3/library/__main__.html I definitely recommend giving it a quick read! it will show you how the docs are sometimes better than their interpretation hahaha 😅 And thank you so much for your lovely comment, I'm super happy I was able to help! 😁😁😁

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@Ahk all the way! Reading the docs is an underrated discipline these days, at least at the language level. I dont blame people though. Ive been burned by poor docs many many times

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This was actually way more insightful than I expected... Thanks, great explanation!

[@crash1013]

I leaned C a few years after it was released and then C++ to write GUI programs for Windows 3.11 on MFC 1.0. The topic of this video is the thing about all previous programming languages that I always felt was missing.You present it a very clear manner.

[@CallousCoder]

Or a good sensible syntax and entry point handling function called main, just like in C, C++, Rust 😂

[@crash1013]

@@CallousCoder main was certainly in C and well structured assembly language programs, Python rides on top of a gold mine of C libraries that do everything you need. The difference IMHO is that when you have a file based module in Python it is syntactically and semantically handled the same as any other library unit. That is my point and that is what I always missed in C. C has always given you the ability to code as callously as you wish. But you should know that. My Python program entries are always the same. Just like a well written C program What was not mentioned here if you do not structure you code like this you are running the risk that __del__ for class instances may not get called. def main(): result = 0 return result if __name__=="__main__": exit(main())

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Wow, this was the best explanation I've ever seen on this topic. I've always just understood it as a necessary block of code to ensure I didn't run the imported module(s), but never really understood what was happening in the background. Thank you for posting this video, and I have both liked the video and subscribed to the channel. Keep em' coming!

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So I'm learning English and Python either... but you clearified if __name__ = "__main__" in a way that I caught it ease. Of course, I'm begginer but I came here just from curiosity lol. Your speech is so great that I didn't need a CC to follow the video. You're amazing!

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I felt so illuminated at 7:35 LMAO. Thanks for the fantastic visual explanation!

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Thank you so much, dear!! :)

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I learned a lot from this. I had seen the code described, but never fully understood. Thank you.

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I like how you slow down and try to speak as clearly as possible! Great info, thz!!

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You saved me. Now I'm able to understand the use of __name__ == "__main__"

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Now, that's what is called an "EXPLANATION" AWESOME , THANKS 😁

[@PythonSimplified]

hahaha thank you so much! Glad you liked it! 😀

[@skaruts]

You did a much better job setting this straight than mCoding did. He wrongly confused the main name check as an indicator of the entry point of a program, which it outright wrong. You could find it in many files, and the entry script might not even be one of them. Because if your main file is never going to not be the main file, then it doesn't need to include the name check at all: it's always going to be called main. It seems to me many people think it's best practice to do it, but it's actually just a practice by people who don't understand when they need that name check and when they don't.

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excellent explanation! I already tried for longtime to understand the basics of this statement, not only demonstrations of what happens with or without it. Thank you to spend more time than others to explain this for beginners: it is really helpful!

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Interesting, I have been using this line of code for nearly all my beginners coding journey but have never cared to learn the exact reason why I have been using it.

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I actually figured that much but never bothered to actually look it up. Now I know for sure thanks

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Finally understood the purpose of __main__. Thanks for explaining in simple terms :)

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I have been using python mainly for data analysis so my world revolving around imperative programming and I found it really difficult to understand these concepts. Thanks to your video, I have a much clearer picture now.

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I finally understand why PyQT5 includes it when converting .ui to .py, thank you.

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Очень, очень качественно и классно. Смотрю по субтитрам,но нравится твой английский, хоть я его и не понимаю. Респект!

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Hi Maria, ya watched two clips on the concept...and I must say you explained it quite well...I am getting the gist of the concept better than the complete darkness i come from. Kudos to your videos, they really help!!! Moe

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Thank you so much for the incredible comment! Super happy to help! :)

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[@den_a]

Спасибо за подробные объяснения. Всё понятно.

[@PythonSimplified]

Спасибо Денис! 😀

[@mkhadka123]

truly amamzed by the explanation, had some idea regarding __name__ and __main__ but never knew there were so many other things to learn such as top level code and top level environment. Many thanks Mariya :)

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[@navarrodba]

7:16 ohhhh, now I undestand! Thanks for this video

[@lencazero4712]

Thank you @PythonSimplified. It seems a syntax error? Should be 'separable' instead of 'separatable' in SIMPLIFIED DEFINITION section in time code 1:03/8:46, right? Sorry if this was brought up earlier.

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Thank you, that's the best explanation of how this works that I've found...

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