Main
The Main (pronounced in
German (Mein) like the
English word mine) is a
river in
Germany, 524 km (329 mile) long (including White Main, 574 km (357 mi)), and one of the more significant tributaries of the
Rhine river. It flows through the
German states of
Bavaria,
Baden-Württemberg (forming the border to Bavaria for some miles) and
Hesse. Its catchment basin competes with the
Danube for water; as a result, much of its boundaries are identical with those of the
European Watershed. The Main is formed near
Kulmbach by the joining of its two headstreams, the
Red Main and the
White Main. The former rises from the
Frankish Alb, 50 km (30 mi) in length, and runs through
Creussen and
Bayreuth. The latter's source is located in the mountains of the
Fichtelgebirge; it is 41 km (25 mi) long. Major tributaries of the Main are the
Regnitz, the
Fränkische Saale, the
Tauber, and the
Nidda River.
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Main function (programming)
In some
programming languages, the main function is where a program starts execution. It is generally the first user-written
function run when a program starts (some system-specific software generally runs before the main function), though some languages (notably C++ with global objects that have constructors) can execute user-written functions before main runs. The main function usually organizes at a high level the functionality of the rest of the program. The main function typically has access to the
arguments given to the program at the command line.
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