Object Oriented Programming·Exception Handling·ChallengeCatching everythingA method wraps its whole body in catch (Exception e) and logs the message.What is the practical danger?ALogging is slow, so the method will perform badly when errors occurBUnrelated failures are absorbed, so the method reports success on a broken stateCThe exception object is lost, so the stack trace cannot be recoveredDCatching a broad type stops any narrower catch elsewhere in the program from workingCheck answer