We note that 

 char s[] = "Hello World!";

...
 cout << "s=" << s << endl;
 

Here, s represents the base
address of the array s.

However, the stream insertion operator
<< is "overloaded" to have a special
meaning when the right operand
is of type (char *),i.e. pointer
to character, or address of a character.

The special meaning is:

print out characters starting
at this address until you hit
the NULL terminator.


For an example of this,
  see the program "arrayOfInt.cc"

Emacs tip-o-the-day:

To "kill" a line in emacs, CTRL-K