String03-tokenization using 'strtok' function

#1

in this when we are
cout<<ptr<<endl;
it should give the adress but why we are getting tokens out of it.

#2

This is because character arrays are treated different than int arrays. character arrays are basically strings, so this is a feature of c++ that cout << chArr will give you the contents of the string instead of the address of the first character.

#3

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