[Tutor] Private attributes [was Re: What on earth is happening here ???]

[Prasad, Ramit]

> > Trying to make things "private" is a throwback to Java. In Python
> > the tendency is to just leave everything "public". And "private" is with
> > one underbar/underscore.
[snip]
> In general, I recommend that beginners avoid double leading underscore methods
> until they are no longer beginners, because (1) they can be confusing to
> people still trying to learn the language; (2) you aren't going to need them;
> and (3) if you do need them, you can add them in later.

Yeah, that is what I was trying to get across.

Ramit
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