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[WIP] Make a main.py with
Add main.py with Hello World print statement
Sep 12, 2025
print("Hello World!")
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This PR adds a simple
main.pyfile to the repository that prints "Hello World!" when executed.Changes Made
main.pyin the root directory containingprint("Hello World!")Testing
The file has been tested and successfully outputs "Hello World!" when run with Python:
$ python main.py Hello World!This provides a basic entry point for the aperture-science-radio project.
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