Weird Pointer Address for Individual Struct Data Member
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I observe some weird behavior today , the code is as follow :

<b><h3>The Code : </h3></b>


    #include <iostream>

    struct text
    {
        char c;
    };

    int main(void)
    {
        text experim = {'b'};
        char * Cptr = &(experim.c);

        std::cout << "The Value \t: " << *Cptr << std::endl ;
        std::cout << "The Address \t: " << Cptr << std::endl  ; //Print weird stuff

        std::cout << "\n\n";

        *Cptr = 'z';   //Attempt to change the value

        std::cout << "The New Value \t: " << *Cptr <<std::endl ;
        std::cout << "The Address \t: " << Cptr << std::endl ; //Weird address again

        return 0;
    }


<b><h3>The Question :</h3></b>
1.) The only question I have is why `cout theAddress` for the above code would come out some weird value ?

2.)Why I can still change the value of the member `c` by dereferenncing the pointer which has weird address ?


<i>Thank you.</i>