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According to my books the bond order of $\ce{CO+}$ is $3.5$. But shouldn't it be $2.5$? On googling this, I found the following answer that is on Stack Exchange but its only talks about the bond length.

I am unable to understand why it is $3.5$ as I am in class 11.

According to my books the bond order of $\ce{CO+}$ is $3.5$. But shouldn't it be $2.5$? On googling this, I found the following answer that is on Stack Exchange but its only talks about the bond length.

I am unable to understand why it is $3.5$ as I am in class 11.

While studying I found that the bond order of $\ce{CO+}$ is given $3.5$? But it should be $2.5$. Also on searching on Google I found the following answer that is on Stack Exchange but its only talks about the bond length.

I am unable to understand why it is $3.5$ as I am in class 11.

According to my books the bond order of $\ce{CO+}$ is   $3.5$. But shouldn't it be $2.5$? On googling this, I found the following answer that is on Stack Exchange but its only talks about the bond length.

I am unable to understand why it is $3.5$ as I am in class 11.