6. To have a std::list of float pointers I should declare it as: a. std::list=float> b. std::list=float"> c. std::list=float&> 7. The expression auto myFunc = (int a, int b) { return a + b; } represents a Lambda a. True b. False 8. A Lambda gets specifically translated into a: a. Function pointer b. Functor C. A regular object 9. A Functor is a class that by definition has to have at least the following operator overloaded: a. operator=0) b. operator(0 C. operator[0 10. A std::vector allocates memory when: a. Every time we insert an element b. Capacity is bigger than size C. Size will be bigger than capacity