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@Python_Dv Answer: A) 101 Explanation: __id is name-mangled by Python to _Test__id because it starts with double underscores. Inside __init__, self.__id = 101 sets that mangled attribute. The constructor argument 102 is ignored, so printing test.__id resolves to 101.

@Python_Dv D. Error Because the Test class can’t access to __id and if we want to access to the value it must be print(test._Test__id)

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@Python_Dv Ig its 101🤔

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@Python_Dv 101 print(test.__id) mangled to 101

@Python_Dv A 101