Why when you enter another value for the score variable you end up with the same address

Answer 1

Given you understand Spy's statement, moving to integer pointer example.
int *score = new int;
*score = 5;
*score = 7;
The address of both score and what it points to are fixed. The only thing changing is the value stored in the address returned by the new.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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