Create a `Circle` class with a class variable `pi = 3.14`. The `__init__` method takes `radius`. Add a method `area()` that returns `pi * radius * radius` (use the class variable `Circle.pi`).
A single float for the radius.
Print the calculated area.
radius >= 0
2.0
12.56
Class variables are shared among all instances of a class. Accessing them via the class name (`Circle.pi`) is a safe standard practice.
class Circle:
# Define class variable 'pi' here
# Define __init__ and area() here
pass
if __name__ == '__main__':
r = float(input())
# Instantiate and print area
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