How are[2]=42, explain

Answer 1

are[0] = 10;
are[1] = 1192131;
are[2] = 42;
You can put any number at are[x]
Where x is index of array.
So
print arr[0]; // output is 10
print arr[1]; // output is 1192131

Answer 2

Which language are you talking about?

Answer 3

https://code.sololearn.com/c1ILcu3i39o3/#cpp

Check it out.

cout<<arr[1]; //prints value
cout<<&arr[1];//prints address

Answer 4

it will provide you address of your array value...not value of you array

Answer 5

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