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To the best of my knowledge, among classical Banach spaces, $c^0,$$c_0,$ C[a,b], $L1[a,b],$$L_1[a,b],$ $l{\infinite}/c0$$l_{\infty}/c_0$ are not dual.

To the best of my knowledge, among classical Banach spaces, $c^0,$ C[a,b], $L1[a,b],$ $l{\infinite}/c0$ are not dual.

To the best of my knowledge, among classical Banach spaces, $c_0,$ C[a,b], $L_1[a,b],$ $l_{\infty}/c_0$ are not dual.

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To the best of my knowledge, among classical Banach spaces, $c^0,$ C[a,b], $L1[a,b],$ $l{\infinite}/c0$ are not dual.