Which statement does$$not$$apply to a Python list?

a$.$

A list is mutable, meaning we can add, change, or remove list items after the list is created.

b$.$

A list can contain duplicate values and the values can be of multiple data types.

c$.$

A list is a sequence of values.

d$.$

A list is denoted by a pair of curly brackets, and items inside the list are separated with semicolons.

e$.$

A list can be empty.