Forcely make "private method or property" invisble and cannot be accessed directly

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Hello all:

	Until now we see if you have a class like this following in Python

		class MyClass:
    		__myPrivateMember =3D 0

    		def __myPrivateMethod(self):
        		# Here goes with what you want freely
        		pass

=A1=A1=A1=A1mc =3D MyClass()
=A1=A1=A1=A1mc._MyClass__myPrivateMethod()

	Here we can still play with "__myPrivateMethod " by giving the
auto-generated prefix (this has been a public secret, you know), so =
it=A1=AFs
also for the "__myPrivateMember ".
	What I wanna say is, this isn't a good idea, because since it's
private, why could we still access it? We must abandon anyone to access =
it
anyway.
=09
	Maybe we should generate some random string (such as address of
method/property?) or something like it? This means everytime when we run =
the
code, the "private" thing is random after compiling, only the Python =
system
itself know how to access it.
	For those who directly access the "private" things, compiler SHOULD
give them an error, and when running , "AttributeNotFound" still occurs.
	That's all my idea for good practice of programming in OOP for
Python.

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