Which of these operations does an iterator class typically have?
a) Overloaded increment and decrement operators to move the next node forward or backward, respectively.
b) Overloaded binary operator* to multiply two iterators.
c) Overloaded operator== to compare iterators and return true if the iterators point to the same item.
d) Overloaded operator&& to perform logical operations on two iterator.
e) Overloaded operator!= to compare iterators and return false if the iterators do not point to the same item.
f) Overloaded unary operator* that returns the item to which the iterator points.
a) Overloaded increment and decrement operators to move the next node forward or backward, respectively. , c) Overloaded operator== to compare iterators and return true if the iterators point to the same item. , e) Overloaded operator!= to compare iterators and return false if the iterators do not point to the same item. , and f) Overloaded unary operator* that returns the item to which the iterator points.
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