Python Class Private Variables
In Python, private variables in a class are conventionally denoted by prefixing an underscore (_) to their names, indicating that they are intended for internal use and should not be accessed directly from outside the class. While Python does not have strict enforcement of private variables like some other programming languages, this convention serves as a signal to other developers that certain attributes or methods are not part of the class's public interface. However, Python does not prevent access to these variables entirely; they can still be accessed and modified from outside the class if necessary. Despite this, adhering to the convention helps maintain encapsulation and prevents unintentional interference with internal class implementation, promoting cleaner and more maintainable code.