''' Purpose: help introduce tester statement if ( __name__ == '__main__' )
'''
print( "Going to import im_a_module ")

import im_a_module # im_a_module also prints __name__ and in that one
# that's not the program we're running currently! We're currently running
# im_a_tester so that's why it prints out the module name (im_a_module)
# and then afterwards at the bottom of THIS program well
# we're in the program we're running! so __name__ is __main__ !

# If we don't just print(__name__) in that program, then we're not in that program
# running that program, therefore we don't see __name__ printed when we import
# im_a_module.

print( "Just imported im_a_module!" )

result = im_a_module.f()

print( "im_a_module.f():", result )

print( __name__ )
# If you're inside a program
# this built in variable name __name__ gets set to __main__