Say we have written the following code and saved it as a Python file called "arithmetic.py$"$:

def mult$($num$\_1,$ num$\_2)$:

$"""$Returns the product of two numbers"""

return num$\_1*$ num$\_2$

def add$($num$\_1,$ num$\_2)$:

$"""$Returns the sum of two numbers"""

return num$\_1+$ num$\_2$

result $=$ mult$(3,5)$

print$($result$)$

If we include:

import arithmetic

in another Python file called "calculator.py$",$ what will happen when it executes that import statement?

Group of answer choices

It would just make mult$()$ and add$()$ available to use in calculator.py

arithmetic.py could no longer be run as a script

calculator.py would multiply $3$ and $5,$ but not print anything

It would print result $(15)$ and make mult$()$ and add$()$ available to use in calculator.py