Which of the following are identical in terms of their atomic number $(Z)$?
$(i)$ $Na$ and $Na^+$
$(ii)$ $F$ and $F^-$

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(A) $(i)$ For $Na$ and $Na^+$,the atomic number $Z = 11$,which is identical.
$(ii)$ For $F$ and $F^-$,the atomic number $Z = 9$,which is identical.

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