Create a `User` class with a class variable `count = 0`. Inside `__init__`, increment this class variable. Read an integer N, create N instances in a loop, and print ‘Total Users: [count]’.
A single integer N.
Print the total count.
0 <= N <= 100
5
Total Users: 5
Because class variables are shared, they act as an excellent tracking mechanism for state across all instances.
class User:
count = 0
# Define __init__ to increment count
pass
if __name__ == '__main__':
n = int(input())
# Create instances in a loop and print count
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