The function f(x) is defined in (-3, 2)....

The function f(x) is defined in `(-3, 2)`. Then, the domain of f(|[x]|) is ([x] denotes the greatest integer less than or equal to x)
(A) [0, 3)
(B) [-2, 3)
(C) [-2, 2]
(D) [0, 2]

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