pointer of 2d array and address

1.int a;

(&a) can be used just like a pointer, with no doubt.

2.int a;

cout<<(&a)<<endl;

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Programme Run first，output：       0028FDF0；

Programme Run Second，output:    003FFED0;

This means that RAM allocates different storage address.

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output:  003FFE9C

             003FFEA0

This indicates that size of one int cost 4 bytes. 

1 byte consists 8 bits.

4.

int arr[5]={1,2,3,4,5};
cout<<arr<<endl;
cout<<arr+1<<endl;//+1 not +1byte address, step +1 is +1 int_size, so +1 is overloading.
int* brr=arr+1;
cout<<brr[3]<<endl;

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output:  003FFE9C

             003FFEA0

This indicates that size of one int cost 4 bytes. 

1 byte consists 8 bits.

+1 not +1byte address, step +1 is +1 int_size, so +1 is overloading.

5.

int dd[3][2]={1,2,3,4,5,6};
cout<<"&dd="<<&dd<<endl;
cout<<"(&dd)+1="<<(&dd)+1<<endl;

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&dd=001FFD80;

(&dd)+1=001FFD98 // 24 bytes for one step.

6.

int dd[3][2]={1,2,3,4,5,6};
int ddd[3][2]={7,8,9,10,11,12};
cout<<"&dd="<<&dd<<endl;
cout<<"(&dd)+1="<<(&dd)+1<<endl;

cout<<"dd="<<dd<<endl;
cout<<"dd+1="<<dd+1<<endl;

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3
2
1
0038F8A0
0038F894
0038F888
0038F86C
0038F870
5
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&dd=0038F840
(&dd)+1=0038F858 //
dd=0038F840     // the same as above
dd+1=0038F848 // 8bytes jump, which is 2ints jump
请按任意键继续. . .

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&dd=0038F840 and  dd=0038F840   IS　ＲＥＡＬＬＹ PUZZLING.

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Conclusion: 

1. Address has on address;

2. Address has a hierachy;

Hierachy means that step size of different address plus jumps different size.

3. Starting Address usually coincides.