Mastering C++: A Comprehensive Quiz Based on 'Thinking in C++'

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What feature of the 'iterator' enables it to skip a specified number of elements?

  1. The '++' operator

  2. The '--' operator

  3. The '+=' operator

  4. The '*=' operator

The correct answer is: The '+=' operator

The '+=' operator performs an addition operation, allowing for the iterator to increase by a specified value. The '++' and '--' operators only increment or decrement by one, respectively. The '*=' operator performs a multiplication operation, which is not relevant to skipping elements.

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