What is the difference between these examples of code?

Example $1)$

int count;

for $($count $=0$; count $<100$; count$++)$

System.out.println$("$The counter is $"+$ count$)$;

$//$ assume end of method

Example $2)$

for $($int count $=0$; count $<100$; count$++)$

System.out.println$("$The counter is $"+$ count$)$;

$//$ assume end of method

Group of answer choices

A$)$ Both will work. In Example $1,$ the scope of the variable count will exist outside of the loop.

B$)$ Both will work. In Example $2,$ the scope of the variable count will only exist within the loop. This is fine as long we don't need to access variable count outside of the loop.

C$)$ Neither will work because we need always need the braces for a for loop.

D$)$ Both A and B are true