----- Original Message -----
From: "Kapoor, Nishikant X" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Q: Why is iArr 0x2ff202f8 and not '123' ?
>
Because for arrays,any arrays, the array variable stands for the pointer to
the first
index(index 0). char * is handled specially i.e. there is language support,
for it to be interpreted
and displayed differently.
In this case, I suppose the << operator of the outstream(cout) class has
been overridden with a right hand operator
of char* to be interpreted and displayed differently. However, in the
operator method, the parameter is still received as a pointer. The method
uses the information differently.
- Sandip
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