I am reading some c++, and I have as the title says something I cant grasp my mind to;
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Why does an int x; while being couted out, return some random integer number like "-230202043", meanwhile as you cout out;
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int Arr[5]; cout << Arr+number;
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It couts out the memory adress of the element.
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But if you would cout out a memory adress for int x; you would have to cout << &x;
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Why is it not the same for arrays? Why don't you use the & symbol to get the arrays adress?
Thank you!