C++ : Why does calling cout.operator (const char*) print the address instead of the character strin

Channel:
India Hey Delphi
Subscribers:
76,400
Published on ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBE_ulihzHc


Duration: 1:32
0 views
0

C++ : Why does calling cout.operator (const char*) print the address instead of the character string?
To Access My Live Chat Page,
On Google, Search for "hows tech developer connect"

So here is a secret hidden feature I promissed to tell you.
This is a YouTube's feature which works on Desktop.
First, Make sure this video is playing.
Next, enter the letters 'awesome' on your keyboard.
Your YouTube progress bar will transform into a flashing rainbow.

A short overview of who I am,
Hi there, I go by the name of Delphi.
I help you answer your questions.
C++ : Why does calling cout.operator (const char*) print the address instead of the character string?
If you have a more detailed question, feel free to comment or chat with me to let me know.
If you have additional information or an answer to contribute, please feel free to comment below.
Providing an answer will be acknowledged and appreciated with a 'heart' from me.
Why address instead cout.operator of print the char*) character the string? (const : calling C++ does



Other Videos By Hey Delphi


2023-04-20C# : Is there any code or algorithm for signature recognition?
2023-04-20jQuery : How Do I use jQuery in CasperJS?
2023-04-20Windows : What standard techniques are there for using cpu specific features in DLLs?
2023-04-20C++ : How to open a file with wchar_t* containing non-Ascii string in Linux?
2023-04-20NodeJS : How to set HTTP cookies with Twilio and Node?
2023-04-20NodeJS : Is it possible to mock local functions using Jest
2023-04-20jQuery : How to return an object from a Spring MVC controller in response to AJAX request?
2023-04-20Windows : How to delete a file such that the delete is irreversable?
2023-04-20NodeJS : How to handle error and send response in GraphQL
2023-04-20SQL : How to properly run ALTER VIEW after ALTER TABLE
2023-04-20C++ : Why does calling cout.operator (const char*) print the address instead of the character strin
2023-04-20PYTHON : Can you have variables within triple quotes? If so, how?
2023-04-20PYTHON : How do I parse a date as an argument with argparse?
2023-04-20NodeJS : How to include child processes in a webpack bundle?
2023-04-20Django : How to combine two similar views into a single response?
2023-04-20C++ : What is a reference variable in C++?
2023-04-20NodeJS : Does dotenv-webpack expose all environment variables from .env to front end?
2023-04-20NodeJS : Cannot get Sequelize validation working
2023-04-20Array : How to extract common words from two valiables in core php
2023-04-20MySQL : Can't create MySQL trigger with TRIGGER privilege on 5.1.32
2023-04-20jQuery : Is it possible to filter a jQuery DataTable by data attribute?