The species Ne,Na+ and F− have the same:
Sodium, with atomic number 11, has electronic configuration 2, 8, 1. When it loses one outermost electron, it forms Na+. This cation has 10 electrons. Fluorine with atomic number 9 has electronic configuration 2, 7. When it accepts one electron, it forms F−. This anion has 10 electrons. The atomic number of neon is 10 and it has 10 electrons. Thus, all these species have the same number of electrons.