What's the primary difference between utilitarianism and virtue ethics?

A. With utilitarianism, the ends justify the means, whereas virtue ethics emphasizes moral excellence or goodness.

B. The goal of utilitarianism is to make decisions based on duties, while virtue ethics informs decisions based on consequences.

C. Utilitarianism emphasizes ethical rules putting values in action, whereas with virtue ethics, the ends justify the means.

D. Utilitarian focus is on moral excellence or goodness, while virtue emphasizes ethical rules putting values in action.