No Entry Point Found Error In Boo

The following is from the Codehaus Boo Language website

In Boo, every .boo file requires an entry point (a body of statements at the
module level that will be evaluated when the program is executed). And that
entry point must occur only after all of your class, interface, function,
etc. definitions. So,

def CantJustDefineMe():
  pass

will raise an exception

BCE0028: Boo.Lang.Compiler.CompilerError: No entry point found.

And

print("You won't see me because this program will raise an exception")
def CantDefineMeHere():
  pass

will raise an exception like

test.boo(2,1): BCE0044: Boo.Lang.Compiler.CompilerError: expecting "EOF",
found 'def'. ---> test.boo:2:1: expecting "EOF", found 'def'
  --- End of inner exception stack trace ---


Oh, and a .boo file that only contains

pass

,or that contains nothing at all, will also raise a similar exception to the
one above. In Python, none of the above code would raise an exception.


End gotcha.