I’m trying to hide a class method if the class method is used from outside. I have a
function A that does something and function B that uses A to do something else. E.g.:

class Some_Class:
   def funcA():
      do something

   def funcB():
      use funcA to do this

I want funcA() to be not visible. If I make funcA protected: def __funcA():, fine, it can’t
be accessed from outside, but then funcB() does not execute because it needs funcA().
Further, funcA() can still be seen from the outside, even if it’s protected the outside can still
see that “it’s there”. Is there a way to hide it? so that to the outside doesn’t know about it?
Why I want this is just that funcA() is unnecessary information to the outside.

What I can do is just bring funcA() outside the class, but is there a way to do it and keep it in
the class?

Follow up: I tried also to make it private with “single underscore” def _funcA(): but that doesn’t even seem to do anything.