( f= ) open('example.txt', ' ( r ) ') f.write("Hello, Python! ") f.write("This is a test file.") Assuming 'example.txt' contains multiple lines of text, what does this code do? Choose the correct option about the behavior of this code: An error occurs because write() operations are not allowed in read mode. The file contains the text "Hello, Python!" on the first line and "This is a test file." on the second line. The file contains only the text "This is a test file." as it overwrites the first line. The file contains both lines of text, but they are concatenated without any line break. Clear answer

f= open ('example.txt', ' r ') f.write( "Hello, Python! ") f.write("This is a test file.") Assuming 'example.txt' contains multiple lines of text, what does this code do? Choose the correct option about the behavior of this code: An error occurs because write 0 operations are not allowed in read mode. The file contains the text "Hello, Python!" on the first line and "This is a test file." on the second line. The file contains only the text "This is a test file." as it overwrites the first line. The file contains both lines of text, but they are concatenated without any line break