What does calling the print$\_$me method print out for the Bar class where it and its superclass, Foo, are defined as follows:

class Foo$($object$)$:

def print$\_$me$($self$)$:

print$(\text{'}$Foo$\text{'})$

class Bar$($Foo$)$:

pass

doesn't print anything

Bar

Foo

raises an exception $($crashes$)$