Adress values of each element of an array

Hello,

a) I wonder the address values of each element of an array.
Does str[0] have a lower address than str[1]?

b) I have created an array to test this:



When i printed the following line in a for loop:



I got this result:



I expected to see hexadecimal address values
Thanks is advance for all the replies

It should work if you cast it to void *. cout << x is overloaded differently for char * and other pointers: for the former, it prints the string x points to, and for the latter, it prints the address (i. e., literally the value of x as a pointer).

I could also answer your real concern ("I wonder the address values of each element of an array. Does str[0] have a lower address than str[1]?"), but you're so close to discovering the answer yourself, so I won't.

Thanks. That did the trick. Different overloading of cout << x is something I should dig in some time.