Create a `BaseEmployee` class with a protected attribute `_salary`. Create a derived class `Manager` that contains a method `display_salary()` which prints ‘Salary: [_salary]’.
A single integer for salary.
Print the formatted salary.
salary >= 0
50000
Salary: 50000
Protected attributes are designed to be accessed within the class and its subclasses, but generally not from the outside.
class BaseEmployee:
# Define __init__ setting _salary
pass
class Manager(BaseEmployee):
# Define display_salary method
pass
if __name__ == '__main__':
s = int(input())
# Instantiate Manager and display
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