Add hello world program #1
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TL;DR
Added a new main.py file with a basic "Hello World" program.
What changed?
Created a new Python file
main.pythat contains a simple main function which prints "Hello World" to the console. The script includes the standard Python idiom to ensure the main function is only executed when the script is run directly.How to test?
Run the Python script from the command line:
You should see "Hello World" printed to the console.
Why make this change?
This establishes the entry point for the application and provides a minimal working example to verify the basic execution environment is set up correctly.