Which is the wrong $($or the least correct$)$ statement?

a$)$ In a cursor for loop, to access a column in the select list we will use the syntax as cursor$\_$name.column$\_$name.

b$)$ The syntax to access an element in a collection variable is Collection$\_$variable$\_$name.index;

c$)$ To reference a field of a table$-$based record type variable, the syntax is record$\_$variable$\_$name.table$\_$column$\_$name.

d$)$ Inside a cursor for loop, program should not have the FETCH statement.

e$)$ When we use a cursor for loop, the program does not need to manually open the cursor with the OPEN cursor$\_$name statement.

Which is the wrong $($or the least correct$)$ statement?

$($a$)$ When a program invokes a procedure, the program may use the actual OUT mode parameters to store the values that will pass from the procedure to invoker.

$($b$)$ Inside a procedure, the procedure program may change the IN$-$parameter's value.

$($c$)$ Generally speaking, procedures should not have the RETURN statement.

$($d$)$ For good practice, Functions should not have OUT mode parameter.

$($e$)$ Generally speaking, when a program needs to invoke a function, it should declare a local variable with the same data type as the return data type defined in the Function.