EntryPoint

An EntryPoint is the specific location or function in a program where execution begins when the software runs. Think of it as the starting line in a race; it tells the computer where to begin reading and executing instructions. In programming, defining an EntryPoint helps ensure the computer knows which part of the code to run first, especially in complex applications with multiple functions. It’s essential for organizing the flow of a program, allowing developers to control the startup process and ensure that the application starts correctly.