Review the fоllоwing cоde аnd аnswer the questions posed below. def someFunc (): return ('nN. Messаge from inside "someFunc" ') def main (): print ('nM. Message from "main" function before invoking "someFunc" ') x = someFunc() print (x) print ('nP. Message from "main" function after invoking "someFunc" ') # Global Code ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ print ('n K. Message from global code - before the __name__ check ') if __name__ == '__main__' : # stand-alone? yes=execute. print ('L. Message from global code before executing "main" function ') main () print ('nQ. Message from global code after executing "main" function ') else: print ('nR. Message from global code - after executing the __name__ check') print('S. Secondary message from global code ') print ('nT. Message from global code - after the __name__ check ') Note the messages are lettered K, L, M, etc. Write the letters of all the messages that will be displayed, in order, when the above code is run directly from command line or using an IDE (i.e. is not imported by another Python program). Only write the letters, not the messages themselves. If no messages are displayed or an error is generated, state that.