Implement a `Database` class that strictly follows the Singleton design pattern. Ensure that multiple instantiations return the exact same object instance. Read an integer, set it as `db.value` on the first instance, create a second instance, and print its value to prove they share state.
A single integer.
Print the value from the second instance and a boolean checking identity.
None
42
Value: 42
Same: True
The Singleton pattern restricts the instantiation of a class to one single instance, sharing state globally.
class Database:
_instance = None
# Implement __new__ to enforce singleton pattern
pass
if __name__ == '__main__':
val = int(input().strip())
# Instantiate db1, set value, instantiate db2, and verify
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