When working with the Fetch API and its promise$-$based methods $.$then$()$ and $(.$catch$()$ in JavaScript, which of the following statement is NOT true?

The Fetch API is used to make asynchronous network requests to resources like APIs or files, and it returns a Promise that resolves to the Response to that request.

The $.$then$()$ method is used exclusively for handling errors that may occur during the fetch operation, while $.$catch$()$ is used for processing the successful response.

The $.$then$()$ method is used for processing successful responses, and it can be chained to handle the resolved state of a Promise, such as converting the raw response to JSON.

The Response object returned by the Fetch API includes methods like ison$()$ and $.$text$(),$ which return promises themselves and can be used to read and process the content of the response.