In carbon monoxide $(CO)$,how are the carbon and oxygen atoms bonded?
- AOnly by $\sigma$ bonds
- BOnly by $\pi$ bonds
- CBy $\sigma$ and $\pi$ bonds
- DNeither by $\sigma$ nor $\pi$ bonds
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