During a penetration test, a security consultant needs to parse the contents of a CSV file. Which of the following Python code snippets would help the consultant accomplish this task?

Simply splitting lines by a comma using `line.split(',')` is an unreliable method for parsing CSVs, as it fails to properly handle quoted commas, embedded newlines, or other complexities of the CSV format.

Python's built-in `csv` module is specifically designed for parsing CSV (Comma Separated Values) files, providing reliable methods like `csv.reader` to correctly handle delimiters, quoted fields, and line endings, processing each row as a list of strings.

The `json` module in Python is used for parsing JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) formatted data, not CSV files.

While the `pandas` library can read CSV files, it is an external dependency. The built-in `csv` module provides the fundamental and direct Python solution for parsing CSV contents without requiring additional installations.