Which of the following can have a pointer as an operand?
A) ++
B) *=
C) % d . /

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The increment operator (++), also known as the unary plus operator, can be used with a pointer as its operand. This will increment the pointer to point to the next memory location.

Answer: B and C
 Both the multiplication-assignment operator (*=) and the modulus operator (%), division operator (/), can also be used with a pointer as an operand as long as the right-hand operand is an integer. Multiplication with an integer will increase the address pointed to by the pointer by the integer value times the size of the object the pointer points to. Modulus and division will perform integer arithmetic on the address.

Which of the Following Can Have a Pointer as an Operand