when i do
char ch = ‘A’;
cout<<&ch<<endl;
then along with displaying A it also displays some garbage values with a space in next line.
why is it so?
Address of operator
maam it works fine on IDE but when i do this in my compiler then it shows the above output.
here is the ss of my code in my editor.
hi @pushkar24sharma you’ll have to typecaste it like this
cout << (void*)&ch;
characters behave a bit differently than the other datatypes with regards to this matter, it will be covered in the course as well.
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