Which statement best explains the following expressions?

a$.$ The dict objects are considered equal because they are of the same type, while for the OrderedDict objects, it is not enough to consider them equal if they are of the same type.

b$.$ The dict objects are considered equal only if they have the same number of keys, while for the OrderedDict objects, it is not correct to consider them equal if they have the same number of keys.

c$.$ The dict objects are considered equal even when the keys are set in a different order, while for the OrderedDict objects, it is not correct to consider them equal because the keys are set in a different order.

d$.$ The dict objects are considered equal if they have the same values returned by the values$()$ function, while for the OrderedDict objects, it is not correct to consider them equal if they have the same values returned by the values$()$ function.

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