FM>         How does one get a program to get the ADDRESS of a char?  I
 FM> can do it readily with an int.  If I assign char x - 'A' thought and
 FM> do a cout << &x I get an A followed by one of the early chars.
 FM>         What am I missing here?
&x is of type char*.
char* are written as strings
all others are written as pointer addresses.
solution:
cout << (void*)&x
matju
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