As a programmer, it's common to encounter misconceptions that can impact your work. Which of the following is a misconception you might have encountered during your programming journey, and how can it impact your work?

A$)$ Assuming that debugging is always the best way to find issues in the code. This misconception can lead to spending too much time on debugging and not enough on proper code analysis or testing, which can delay the development process.

B$)$ Believing that using a more complex algorithm always leads to better performance.

This can lead to overcomplicating code and introducing unnecessary complexity, which may result in slower execution or harder$-$to$-$maintain code.

C$)$ Assuming that using the latest framework or technology will automatically make your project more successful. Relying too heavily on new technologies without understanding their trade$-$offs can lead to unexpected challenges and inefficiencies.

D$)$ Thinking that writing code without comments is acceptable if the code is 'selfexplanatory.$\text{'}$ This can lead to code that is difficult for other developers $($or even your future self$)$ to maintain, understand, and extend.

E$)$ All of the above.