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 InitializingValues for a Script
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 InitializingGlobals for a Script
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 When you call a function in Python, sometimes that function requires
 arguments and sometimes it doesn't.  In the same way, sometimes a
 script you want to run in another interpreter requires some values.
 Providing such values to the interpreter, for the script to use,
 When you call a function in Python, sometimes that function depends on
 arguments, globals, and non-locals, and sometimes it doesn't.  In the
 same way, sometimes a script you want to run in another interpreter
 depends on some global variables.  Setting them ahead of time on the
 interpreter's :mod:`!__main__` module, where the script will run,
 is the simplest kind of communication between interpreters.

 There's a method that supports this: :meth:`Interpreter.prepare_main`.
 It binds values to names in the interpreter's``__main__`` module,
 It binds values to names in the interpreter's:mod:`!__main__` module,
 which makes them available to any scripts that run in the interpreter
 after that::