Given a `Settings` class with a class variable `theme = ‘Light’`. Before instantiating, change `Settings.theme` globally based on user input. Create an instance and print ‘Current Theme: [theme]’.
A single string representing the new theme.
Print the formatted theme string.
None
Dark
Current Theme: Dark
Updating a class variable directly on the class updates the shared state for all current and future instances.
class Settings:
theme = 'Light'
if __name__ == '__main__':
new_theme = input().strip()
# Modify the class variable globally, then instantiate and print
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