I'm having some Issues with this code. I need it to return a date with a form of MM/DD/YYYY but the month snees to say the name of the Month not the number. My Proffesor stated I need to have a Main function, processing and display function, at least one value returning and Correct use of string functions. The image displays a Python script designed to convert a date from the format "MM/DD/YYYY" to a long date format such as "Month Day, Year." Below is the transcription and explanation of the code:```pythondef main(): MonthNum=0;MonthName='';DateString='';Day=0;Year=0;LongDate='' LongDate=processing(MonthNum,MonthName,Day,Year) Display(LongDate)def processing(MonthNum,MonthName,Day,Year): MonthList=['January','February','March','April','May','June','July','August','September','October','November','December'] DateString=input('Enter a date in the format MM/DD/YYYY: ') DateList=DateString.split('/') MonthNum = int(DateList[0]) Day= DateList[1] Year=DateList[2] MonthName=MonthList[MonthNum -1] LongDate= MonthName + ' ' +Day+ ', '+Year return LongDatedef Display(LongDate): print(LongDate)main()```### Code Explanation- **Function Definitions:** - `main()`: This is the main function that initializes variables and calls `processing()` and `Display()`. - `processing()`: This function takes month, day, and year as inputs and converts the date from "MM/DD/YYYY" format to a long date string by extracting the month name from a list of month names. - `Display()`: This function prints out the long date format.- **Variables:** - `MonthNum`: Stores the numeric value of the month. - `MonthName`: Holds the name of the month (e.g., January). - `DateString`: A string where the user inputs the date. - `Day`, `Year`: Variables to store day and year extracted from `DateString`. - `LongDate`: A formatted string combining `MonthName`, `Day`, and `Year`.- **Logic:** - `MonthList`: A list containing all month names. - `DateString=input(...)`: Prompts the user to enter a date. - `DateList=DateString.split('/')`: Splits the date string into a list using the '/' as a delimiter. - `MonthNum = int(DateList[0])`: Converts the month part of the date

def main() : MonthNum=0;MonthName=0;DateString=0;Day=0;Year=0;LongDate=0 LongDate=processing(MonthNum,MonthName,Day,Year) Display(LongDate)def processing(MonthNum,MonthName,Day,Year) : MonthList = ['January','February','March','April','May','June','July','August','September','October','November','December'] DateString = input('Enter a date in the format MM/DD/YYYY : ') Datelist = DateString.split('/') MonthNum = int(Datelist[0]) Day = Datelist[1] Year = Datelist[2] MonthName = MonthList[MonthNum - 1] LongDate = str(MonthNum) + '/' + Day + '/' + Year return LongDatedef Display(LongDate) : print(LongDate)main()