Access control in classes

[Cees de Groot]

Fernando Rodriguez <frr at mindless.com> said:
>How can I implement some access control in my classes (equivalent to C++'s
>private, public, protected, etc...)? O:-)
>
Not. Python ain't a Bondage&Discipline language. There's just the 
convention to start private stuff with one or two underscores - in 
the latter case, Python mangles the name a bit so it gets "harder"
to access the name from outside the class' scope.

Access is granted in the documentation, mostly ("please override...",
"don't mess with this!", etcetera).

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