What are two differences between a Docker volume and a bind mount? $($Choose two.$)$

A volume uses the $/$var$/$lib$/$docker$/$volumes path for storing volume data, while the bind mount can be mounted to any file path on a host.

A volume is used for storing binary data, while a bind mount is for text files.

Non$-$Docker processes can modify the data on the bind mount path, but they cannot on the volume path.

A bind mount is defined in a Dockerfile; volumes can only be defined as arguments in docker run command.

When creating volumes from a docker run command, they start with the slash $(/),$ while the bind mounts start with a string name without the slash.