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Talk about the difference of accessing elements in an array VS access the memory address of an array
What will happen with the following code:
1: cout << array<<endl;
2: cout << array[0] << endl;
Does C++ support Index Out of bound Checking? If so, please explain how that works, if not, explain what will happen if Index Out of bound happens.
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