Create a `Timer` class implementing the context manager protocol via `__enter__` and `__exit__`. In `__enter__`, print ‘Timer Started’. In `__exit__`, print ‘Timer Stopped’. Use it with a `with` statement wrapper to execute a mock payload block printing ‘Working…’.
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Print the sequence of events during context setup, payload, and teardown.
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Timer Started
Working...
Timer Stopped
Context managers guarantee structural setup and teardown tasks (like closing files or handling locks) even if exceptions occur inside the block.
class Timer:
# Implement __enter__ and __exit__
pass
if __name__ == '__main__':
# Use with statement
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