What does the screen display if you execute the following script and enter $2?$

#$!/$bin$/$bash

echo $-$n "Enter a number between $1$ and $3"$

read number$\_$in

case $ number$\_$in in

$1)$ echo "One is the loneliest number."

;;

$2)$ echo "Two is the loneliest number since the number one."

;;

$3)$ echo "Three's a crowd."

;;

$*)$ echo "You did not enter a number"

echo "between $1$ and $3."$

esac

You did not enter a number

Three's a crowd.

Two is the loneliest number since the number one.

One is the loneliest number.

ls $>!$ Charlie$\_$file

Writes the output of the ls command into Charlie$\_$file, even if it exists and contains data, but only if noglob is set

ls commands

Writes the output of the ls command into Charlie$\_$file, only if it exists and contains data, and noclobber is not set

Writes the output of the ls command into Charlie$\_$file, even if it exists and contains data, and noclobber is set