CSC 220 Name: Key Quiz 4, 10 Pts What is the output of the following program? Don't miss that the iterator is incremented in two places. #include #include int main() { std::list int> foo = { 3, 19, 18, 55 }; for (auto p = foo.begin(); p != foo.end(); ++p) { std::cout C) std::list::iterator D) std::iterator A 2. In the above program, what is the type of the expression *p? A) int B) std::list int> C) int[] D) void A 3. In C++, what types can you throw? A) Any at all. B) Any class type. C) Any type derived from Throwable. D) Any type declared with the the throwable qualifier. 4. What is wrong with the declaration std:: array as? A) Nothing B) C++ can only make arrays of basic types. C) C++ can only make arrays references. D) You must give the size in the declaration. What is the output of the following program? Don't miss that the iterator is incremented in two places. #include #include int main() { std::list int> foo = { 3,,>

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