You are an enterprise application developer. You are designing a Microsoft Windows-based application that will use a third-party library. The third-party library is available in a single assembly. The library contains classes inside the Com.Util namespace. You can access the source code for this library. You must provide additional functionality that is not available in the third-party library. To conform to corporate policy, the additional functionality must be available in
the Com.Util namespace. A developer in your team decides to implement the additional functionality by modifying the source code of the third-party library. You need to evaluate whether
this implementation simplifies maintenance when new versions of the third-party library are released. What should you conclude?
A.
The current implementation satisfies the requirements.
B.
The current implementation does not satisfy the requirements. You need to create partial classes inside the third-party library for the extra functionality. Compile the partial classes as a single assembly and use it in the application.
C.
The current implementation does not satisfy the requirements. You need to create a separate assembly and create classes inside the Com.Util namespace. Use this assembly along with the third-party library assembly in the application.
D.
The current implementation does not satisfy requirements. You need to create partial classes in a separate assembly for the classes in the third-party library assembly. Use the separate assembly along with the third-party library assembly in the application.