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Not “everyone” does that. You have individual files doing their own initialization when they get loaded. Including loading other files or modules. They might d
by hinkley 2y ago
Not “everyone” does that. You have individual files doing their own initialization when they get loaded. Including loading other files or modules.
They might do it for testing purposes.
- bluGill 2y agoThat does happen. Still there is a reason many avoid it. Probably every significant project has places where they do that. Still if it isn't in main it is always a little "magic" and that means hard to understand how the program works. (or worse randomly doesn't work because something is used before it is initialized)