You create Microsoft Windows-based applications. You are creating a mathematics educational application. The application will be used to teach students about numeric series. One of the methods in the application is used to calculate a given member of the Fibonacci series. The method uses recursive calls to perform its calculation. The application calls the method synchronously, and only one instance of the application can be running at a given time. The application requirements state that the method must take less than 5 seconds to process when calculating any of the first 30 members of the Fibonacci series. You profile the application by using instrumentation. During profiling, you perform a call on the method that is used for calculating the 30th member of the Fibonacci series. The profiling report, which shows elapsed time in milliseconds, is shown in the exhibit. (Click the Exhibit button.) You need to evaluate the performance of the application based on the established requirements.
What should you conclude?
A.
The report is inconclusive. A sample profiling is required to verify the requirements.
B.
The report is inconclusive. A load test is required to verify the requirements.
C.
The report is conclusive. The requirements are not met.
D.
The report is conclusive. The requirements are met.