Can we assign char address to char pointer?

#1

if yes,then how to do?
char ch=‘a’;
char *ptr=&ch;
This is giving me wrong o/p

#2

@mb129162
Yes you can
Send me complete code once

#3
#4

@mb129162
You were printing ptr which stores index of ‘a’ which was exactly what the code output
The output was fine
To print ‘a’ you need to make it cout<<*ptr;

#5

I want to see the address which is coming like this a�+ý�not the character…

#6

@mb129162
This address is correct only
Its not necessary that the address will come out like numbers only
This is also correct

#7

but the two addresses don’t match when i’ m doing cout<<(void *)&ch<<endl; Please explain

#8

@mb129162
That even I’m unable to explain sorry
Please ask the mentor this on the whatsapp group
This is beyond my expertise

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