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C++ Tutorial » Array » array pointer   4. 3. 4. Output array address by using array pointer #include <assert.h> #include <iostream> #include <iomanip> char array[10] = "012345678"; int main() {     for (int i = 0; i < 10; ++i) {         std::cout << std::hex;         std::cout << "&array[i]=0x" <<  reinterpret_cast<int>(&array[i]) <<                      " (array+i)=0x" << reinterpret_cast<int>(array+i) <<                      " array[i]=0x" <<  static_cast<int>(array[i]) << '\n',         std::cout << std::dec;     }     return (0); } &array;[i]=0x43d000 (array+i)=0x43d000 array[i]=0x30 &array;[i]=0x43d001 (array+i)=0x43d001 array[i]=0x31 &array;[i]=0x43d002 (array+i)=0x43d002 array[i]=0x32 &array;[i]=0x43d003 (array+i)=0x43d003 array[i]=0x33 &array;[i]=0x43d004 (array+i)=0x43d004 array[i]=0x34 &array;[i]=0x43d005 (array+i)=0x43d005 array[i]=0x35 &array;[i]=0x43d006 (array+i)=0x43d006 array[i]=0x36 &array;[i]=0x43d007 (array+i)=0x43d007 array[i]=0x37 &array;[i]=0x43d008 (array+i)=0x43d008 array[i]=0x38 &array;[i]=0x43d009 (array+i)=0x43d009 array[i]=0x0 4. 3. array pointer 4. 3. 1.  Array pointer 4. 3. 2.  Index a pointer as if it were an array 4. 3. 3.  Use a 2-D array of pointers to create a dictionary 4. 3. 4.  Output array address by using array pointer

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