Which statement correctly explains a difference between lists and tuples?

Choice $1$ of $6$:List items use $[]$ operators to access items by index, while tuples use $()$ operators to access items by index.

Choice $2$ of $6$:The built$-$in function len$()$ works with lists but not with tuples.

Choice $3$ of $6$:List items can be of any type, while tuple types can only be numbers.

Choice $4$ of $6$:List items can be changed, while tuple items can$$t be changed.

Choice $5$ of $6$:There is no difference between a list and a tuple in python.

Choice $6$ of $6$:None of these are correct.