State True or False for the following statements:
$(i)$ The stability is explained by resonance effect and hyperconjugation.
$(ii)$ The resonance structures are drawn in resonance and hyperconjugation.
$(iii)$ Hyperconjugation is a bondless resonance.
$(iv)$ In resonance structure,there is movement of electron pair of only $\pi$ bond.

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(A) $(i)$ True: Both resonance and hyperconjugation are electronic effects used to explain the stability of organic molecules.
$(ii)$ False: Resonance structures are drawn for resonance,but hyperconjugation involves the interaction of $\sigma$ bonds with adjacent $\pi$ systems or empty orbitals,not standard resonance structures.
$(iii)$ True: Hyperconjugation is often referred to as 'no-bond resonance' because it involves the delocalization of $\sigma$ electrons without a formal bond.
$(iv)$ False: Resonance involves the movement of $\pi$ electrons and lone pairs,not just $\pi$ bonds.

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