Python private variables

# Make variables private by adding two underscored (_)
# in front of variable names.

# However, this is ***JUST A CONVENSION***.
# Private variables doesn't exist in Python. __var is still accesible.


# Example:
class User(object):
	def __init__(self, name, password):
		self.name = name				# Public variable
        self.__password = password		# Private variable

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