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-A container is an object that holds other objects.
-An iterator is similar to a pointer.
-An algorithm acts on the contents of containers.
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(iii.) Searching records;
(iv.) Interviews;
(v.) Statistical...(Solved)
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(iii.) Searching records;
(iv.) Interviews;
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