You create an application by using Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2008 and the .NET Framework 3.5.
You purchase a logging component along with the source code from a third-party vendor.
New versions of the component are frequently released by the same vendor.
You require certain additional features that might be present in a future release of the logging component.
You need to consume the logging component in the application.
You also need to ensure that the component can be replaced with a new version by using the minimum amount of development effort.
What should you do?

A.
Reference the logging component in the application.Implement additional features as a separate utility class within the application.

B.
Add the source code for the logging component in your current application.Implement additional features within the application.

C.
Wrap the logging component in a class library.Implement additional features in the class library.Reference the class library in the application.

D.
Modify the source code for the logging component.Implement additional features by modifying the code.Reference the modified logging component in the application.