C++ range for loop different than regular for loop [closed]

Answer 1

There is no such thing as an "enhanced for loop". This is a "range-for loop":

for (int i : iArr)
      cout << &i << " ";

It gives you a different address because int i : iArr is creating a copy of every element of iArr and assigning it to i.

If you want to refer to the original elements, you should use

for (int& i : iArr)
      cout << &i << " ";