Which statement best describes the portability of containers compared to VMs?

Containers are portable only within the same cloud provider and cannot be moved between on-premises and cloud environments.

Containers are highly portable because they package the application and its dependencies, and can run on any system with a compatible container runtime.

VMs are more portable than containers because they include the guest OS and can run on any hypervisor without modification.

VMs and containers have the same portability because both are just files that can be copied anywhere.

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