make this modulewe'll remove everything from the file pizza py except the function make_pizza()pizza py def make_pizza(size*toppings)"""summarize the pizza we are about to make ""print("\nmaking str(size"-inch pizza with the following toppings:"for topping in toppingsprint("toppingnow we'll make separate file called making_pizzas py in the same directory as pizza py this file imports the module we just created and then makes two calls to make_pizza()making_ pizzas py import pizza pizza make_pizza( 'pepperoni'pizza make_pizza( 'mushrooms''green peppers''extra cheese'when python reads this filethe line import pizza tells python to open the file pizza py and copy all the functions from it into this program you don' actually see code being copied between files because python copies the code behind the scenes as the program runs all you need to know is that any function defined in pizza py will now be available in making_pizzas py to call function from an imported moduleenter the name of the module you importedpizzafollowed by the name of the functionmake_pizza()separated by dot this code produces the same output as the original program that didn' import modulemaking -inch pizza with the following toppingspepperoni making -inch pizza with the following toppingsmushrooms green peppers extra cheese this first approach to importingin which you simply write import followed by the name of the modulemakes every function from the module available in your program if you use this kind of import statement to import an entire module named module_name pyeach function in the module is available through the following syntaxmodule_name function_name(functions