Which of the following operations do random access iterators have?
a) Prefix operator* to make available the container element for use as l-value or r-value.
b) Overloaded binary operator+ to add an int value to the iterator to move the place the iterator points forward by the argument number of elements.
c) Overloaded binary operator* to multiply the iterator by an int value to move the place the iterator points by a number of elements equal to the argument.
d) Overloaded unary operator++ to move the place the iterator points forward by one element.
e) Overloaded unary operator-- to move the place the iterator points backward by one element.
f) Overloaded operator== and operator!= to determine whether two iterators point to the same element.
All are correct except part c).
There is no binary overloaded operator* for any kind of iterator.
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