Create an `Account` class that sets a strictly private attribute `__balance` in its constructor. In the main block, try to access `__balance` directly. Catch the `AttributeError` and print ‘Cannot access’.
A single integer for balance.
Print 'Cannot access' due to name mangling.
None
1000
Cannot access
Python renames variables prefixed with a double underscore to `_ClassName__var` to hide them, raising an error on direct access.
class Account:
# Set private __balance here
pass
if __name__ == '__main__':
b = int(input())
acc = Account(b)
try:
# Attempt direct access and print it
pass
except AttributeError:
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