Correct Answer: Either B or C works equally well for this use case
Both `count` and `for_each` can create multiple instances. `count` with `count.index` works but produces instances addressed as `aws_instance.web[0]`, `aws_instance.web[1]`, etc. —...
Correct Answer
Either B or C works equally well for this use case
Why This Answer Is Correct
Both `count` and `for_each` can create multiple instances. `count` with `count.index` works but produces instances addressed as `aws_instance.web[0]`, `aws_instance.web[1]`, etc. — removing middle elements shifts indices and can trigger unintended replacements. `for_each` with a set of names (e.g., `toset(["web-1","web-2","web-3"])`) addresses by key, making removals safer. For named resources, `for_each` is generally preferred.
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