Explain the difference between virtue, deontology and utilitarianism?

Virtue Ethics: Associated with Aristotle, virtue ethics focuses on moral character rather than rules or consequences. Deontology: Developed by Immanuel Kant, this theory emphasizes duty and adherence to rules or principles Utilitarianism: This theory, primarily associated with philosophers Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill, focuses on the consequences of actions. The core idea is that actions are right if they lead to the greatest good (or least harm) for the greatest number.