地址分配给整数变量

问题描述：

如何以这样的方式为整数变量分配地址，编译器不会给出错误。我总是尽管只能为整数变量赋值整数值。

How come you can assign an address to an integer variable like this,the complier will not give an error. i always though you can only assign integer values to a integer variable

int a=0x28ff1c

您也可以对char变量执行相同操作，编译器不会给出错误

You can do the same for a char variable, the complier will not give a error

char b=0x28ff1c

char b的屏幕垃圾值和int a的随机值

It will output on the console screen rubbish value for char b and a random value for int a

cout<<b
    <<endl;
cout<<a;

有人可以向我解释为什么char b和int a的输出有差异。
有人可以向我解释为什么char变量和整数变量可以有地址分配

Can someone explain to me why there is a difference in the output for char b and int a. Can someone aslo explain to me why a char variable and integer variable can have addresses assign to it

答

0x28ff1c 只是十进制（base-10）数字 2686748 的十六进制（base-16）表示形式。由于 cout 默认为整数打印十进制值，这可能是您打印的数字。

The number 0x28ff1c is just the hexadecimal (base-16) representation of the decimal (base-10) number 2686748. As cout defaults to printing decimal values for integers, that is probably the number you got printed.

char b = 0x28ff1c 稍有不同，因为

char 不够大，不能容纳该值。实际结果是它被截断为 0x1c 。

cout char 特别地，因为它通常用于保存文本数据，因此 cout 输出代码 0x1c ，这是某种控制字符。你可以尝试用 0x41 例如（它代表ASCII和UTF-8中的'A'）。 li>

char is not large enough to hold that value. The practical result is that it gets truncated to 0x1c.
cout treats char specially, because it is normally used to hold textual data, so cout prints the character that has the code 0x1c, which is some kind of control character. You could try it with 0x41 for example (which represents 'A' in ASCII and UTF-8).

注意，没有任何标记 0x28ff1c 作为地址。地址将由& a 或（void *）0x28ff1c 形成。

And note that there is nothing that marks 0x28ff1c as being an address. An address would be formed by &a or (void*)0x28ff1c.

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