code: def _initializer_for(self, raw_name: str, cooked_name: str, prefix: Optional[str]) -> List[str]:
          
          mt_val = self._ebnf.mt_value(self._typ)
          rval = []
  
          if is_valid_python(raw_name):
              if prefix:
                  # If a prefix exists, the input has already been processed - no if clause is necessary
                  rval.append(f"self.{raw_name} = {prefix}.{raw_name}")
              else:
                  cons = raw_name
                  rval.append(f"self.{raw_name} = {cons}")
          elif is_valid_python(cooked_name):
              if prefix:
                  rval.append(f"setattr(self, '{raw_name}', getattr({prefix}, '{raw_name}')")
              else:
                  cons = f"{cooked_name} if {cooked_name} is not {mt_val} else _kwargs.get('{raw_name}', {mt_val})"
                  rval.append(f"setattr(self, '{raw_name}', {cons})")
          else:
              getter = f"_kwargs.get('{raw_name}', {mt_val})"
              if prefix:
                  rval.append(f"setattr(self, '{raw_name}', getattr({prefix}, '{getter}')")
              else:
                  rval.append(f"setattr(self, '{raw_name}', {getter})")
  
          return rval
docs: Create an initializer entry for the entry
  
          :param raw_name: name unadjusted for python compatibility.
          :param cooked_name: name that may or may not be python compatible
  
          :param prefix: owner of the element - used when objects passed as arguments
  
          :return: Initialization statements