Create a `User` class. Its `__init__` should accept `**kwargs`. Check if ’email’ is in `kwargs`. If not, set `self.email` to ‘Not Provided’. Print ‘Email: [email]’.
A single string representing an email, or the string 'NONE' to simulate missing.
Print the processed email.
None
admin@edcret.in
Email: admin@edcret.in
Using **kwargs allows flexible object instantiation and requires safe handling of missing keys.
class User:
# Define __init__ using **kwargs
pass
if __name__ == '__main__':
inp = input().strip()
if inp == 'NONE':
u = User()
else:
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