<｜begin▁of▁sentence｜>### Instruction:
As an interpreter, imagine that you are in a museum guiding a group of tourists who speak different languages. One of the tourists asks how to access a specific exhibit, and you need to explain how they can use the museum map to find the exhibit they are looking for. In this scenario, the exhibit corresponds to the 'some_attribute' in the 'FakeObject' class within the 'FakeModule', and the map represents the method '__getattr__' that can be used to dynamically access the attribute.
### Response:
# Example code using FakeModule.FakeModule.__getattr__:
import FakeModule

# Assuming 'FakeObject' is a class within 'FakeModule' that has an attribute 'some_attribute'
fake_obj = FakeModule.FakeObject()

# Use __getattr__ to access 'some_attribute'
try:
    value = fake_obj.__getattr__('some_attribute')
    print(f'The value of some_attribute is: {value}')
except AttributeError as e:
    print(f'An error occurred: {e}')
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