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'

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

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'

Which of the following is the correct way to import all classes from a package named mypackage?Question 5Answera.import mypackage;b.import mypackage.*;c.import mypackage.all;d.import all from mypackage;

Briefly explain how package names are imported.