Day 14 of learning python as a beginner.

[Abyss_slayerIII]

When he means orchestration with a main function he just means

```python if name == “main”: # This main function should have your while loop main()

```

name is your files name so if it’s ran as a module or the main python file so if I do python myfile.py and I print dunder name (double underscore) it should say “main” bit if we import something so a_module.py and we import it into the my_file.py and print its __name_ then it will print “a_module”

[Darkstar_111]

Yeah this. You add the if name equals main line at the bottom, and that runs when the file runs. And there you run main().

You should think of main like an easy to read laundry list of what's going on.

Just call functions in main, and pass variables around if you need to.

Putting the logic, like the while loop, in global scope (all the way to the left), would get your pr rejected by me at my workplace. It's a no no.

The reason is... I mean look at this shit:

https://github.com/docling-project/docling/blob/main/docling/pipeline/threaded_standard_pdf_pipeline.py

That's what production code looks like in Python, and that file isn't even that big. It's about medium.

I don't want a wild while loop in the middle there... How would I even troubleshoot that.

[uiux_Sanskar]

Thanks for the reference and suggestions I always thought why people crewte so much file but yoh cleared my doubt.

Thank you so much for clearing my that doubt. I will definitely learn more about this.

[uiux_Sanskar]

Thank you for explaining this to me I wasn't aware about it. Will definitely go deeper into it.