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c++ char* Ptr; // Ptr is at location 202 char a[10] = "Good luck"; // string[0]...

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char* Ptr; // Ptr is at location 202

char a[10] = "Good luck"; // string[0] is at location 300

Ptr = a;

cout<<*Ptr;

cout<<&a[2];

I wonder what the above two output values will look like, and why.

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Answer #1 

Answer:
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G302

Explanation:
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a is "Good luck"

cout << *ptr;
ptr points to first character of a. so, *ptr is G
so, cout << *ptr; prints G

cout<<&a[2];
as mentioned in question, a[0] is at location 300
so, a[1] is at location 301, a[2] is at location 302
so, &a[2] is address of location a[2] which is 302
so, cout<<&a[2]; prints 302

since endl is not used, there will not be a new line printed between G and 302
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