Question:Certkiller.com is currently using a performance counter named HitCounter.
You are required to increment each time a user accesses the UI classes within the application.
You have to adjust the HitCounter performance counter when a hit occurs.
What should you do? - (VB.Net) 

A Use the following code:
Dim hitCounter As New PerformanceCounter(\"ApplicationPerformance\", \"HitCounter\")
hitCounter.[ReadOnly] = False
hitCounter.Increment() 
B Use the following code:
Dim hitCounter As New PerformanceCounter(\"ApplicationPerformance\", \"HitCounter\")
hitCounter.Increment() 
C Use the following code:
Dim hitCounter As New PerformanceCounter(\"ApplicationPerformance\", \"HitCounter\")
D. Use the following code:
Dim hitCounter As New PerformanceCounter(\"ApplicationPerformance\", \"HitCounter\")
hitCounter.[ReadOnly] = False
hitCounter += 1 

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