You create Web-based client applications. You are creating an application to display the local weather details at the bottom of the home page. You include a third-party software component for this purpose. On testing, you find that the home page fails to load and throws a cryptic error message. The error message displays line numbers that represent the lines that call the third-party software component. You need to ensure that the home page loads even if the local weather details fail to display. You also need to ensure that the home page displays a message if the local weather report fails to display. You need to implement the solution in the shortest possible time. Which approach should you choose?
A.
Reference the third-party component inside the Try clause of a Try-catch-finally statement. In the Catch clause, write code to display a message saying the weather is unavailable.
B.
Find a new third-party software component that can insert messages when the weather is unavailable.
C.
Reference the third-party component inside the If clause of an If-then-else statement. In the Else clause, write code to display a message saying the weather is unavailable.
D.
Call the Dispose method of the component after you use it.