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In modern computer programming, the entry point in a computer program is the starting point of execution of an application. Microsoft Windows and Unix platforms have a single entry point. The entry point can be represented in a program with a function. For example, in the computer languages C and C++ the entry point is the main() function. On the contrary, in Adobe Actionscript 3.0, similar to Java, the entry point is the main application class contained by a nameless package. In Actionscript 3.0, once the constructor of the main class has finished executing, most of the rest of the program would be controlled by dispatching events.
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