I don't get the order of how things are executed with main()

[Yoriz]

def main(): # this is first, it is defined but doesn't do anything until called
    print("This is main") # this is eight
 
 
class user_input(): # this is second, it is defined but doesn't do anything until called
    print("This is class") this is fourth
 
print(user_input()) # this is third and fifth and actions straight away as its a statement and a function call in the global space
 
 
if __name__ == "__main__": # this is sixth and actions straight away as its a conditional statement in the global space
    main() # this is seventh and actions straight away as its a function call in the global space

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The above is actually wrong, the print("This is class") happens when the class is defined so is actually third
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