What happens if you try to import a named export that doesn't exist in the module? *1 pointThe import statement will be ignoredTypeScript will throw a compile-time errorJavaScript will throw a runtime errorThe import will be silently ignored

Given the following module math.ts, which statement correctly imports both the default export and a named export? //File name math.tsexport default class Calculator {}export const PI = 3.14;*1 pointimport Calculator, { PI } from './math'import { Calculator, PI } from './math'import { default as Calculator, PI } from './math'import * as math from './math'

Which of the following is false about “from-import” form of import?AThe syntax is: from modulename import identifierBThe namespace of imported module becomes part of importing moduleCThis form of import prevents name clashDNone of the Above

How can you import all exports from a module as a single object in TypeScript?*1 pointimport all from './module'import * from './module'import * as module from './module'import { all } from './module'

To import an external package or program library......the compiled program library is required....the package must always be compiled first....the source files are required....the library must be imported into one’s own program with the keyword “import.”

How do you include a module in a Node.js file?(1 Point)By declaring it as a global variableBy using the import statementBy using the require functionBy copying and pasting the module's code