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The way this is called from a template is <code>{{#invoke:Example|main}}</code> (optionally with some parameters like <code>{{#invoke:Example|main|arg1=value1|arg2=value2}}</code>), and the way this is called from a module is <syntaxhighlight lang=lua inline>require('Module:Example')._main({arg1 = 'value1', arg2 = value2, 'spaced arg3' = 'value3'})</syntaxhighlight>. What this second one does is construct a table with the arguments in it, then gives that table to the p._main(args) function, which uses it natively.
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