Which of the following statements about cursors and iterators are true? $($Check all that apply$)$

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The user of an ADT can control how many cursors the ADT has.

Changing the position of an iterator for an object T also changes the position of T$\text{'}$s cursor.

A cursor is internal to an ADT $($abstract data structure$)$ but iterators are separate objects.

Both cursors and iterators represent positions in a data structure.

An ADT can't be coded to have more than one cursor.