For Condition VB.NET vs C#

C#:

static class Module1
{     
    public static void Main()
    {    
        for (index = 1; index <= GetCount(); index++) {
            Console.WriteLine("For {0}", index);
        }
        Console.ReadKey();
    }

    public static int GetCount()
    {
        Console.WriteLine("GetCount");
        return 10;
    }
}

Result (C# rechecks the condition):

GetCount
For 1
GetCount
For 2
GetCount
For 3
GetCount
For 4
GetCount
For 5
GetCount
For 6
GetCount
For 7
GetCount
For 8
GetCount
For 9
GetCount
For 10
GetCount

VB.NET

Module Module1    
  Sub Main()
    For index = 1 To GetCount()
      Console.WriteLine("For {0}", index)
    Next
    Console.ReadKey()
  End Sub

  Public Function GetCount() As Integer
    Console.WriteLine("GetCount")
    Return 10
  End Function
End Module

Result (VB.NET does not recheck the condition):

GetCount
For 1
For 2
For 3
For 4
For 5
For 6
For 7
For 8
For 9
For 10

a) Why doesn't VB.NET respect the "rule" of the recheck the For condition on each iteration?
b) Is there a way to force VB to re-check this condition?