Questions about Pointer in C

Question

/*As far as I know, when you print pointer without *(asterisk), you print the address of the pointer. And the symbol--&--also indicates the address.

However, when I put em side by side, it seems that the address of one pointer and the & of the pointer indicate different values.

Would you help me understand why it's happening in this manner?*/

#include <stdio.h>

int main() {

int r = 7;
int* i = &r;
printf("%p\n",i);
printf("%p\n\n",&i);

char*k="h";
printf("%p\n",k);
printf("%p\n\n",&k);

char* p = "akz";
printf("%p\n",p);
printf("%p\n\n",&p);

int arr[] = {1,5,9};
int*pp = arr;
printf("%p\n",pp);
printf("%p\n\n",&pp);

return 0;
}

Answer 1

If p is a pointer and
int r= 5;
int *p = &r;
p returns address of r that &r
&p returns address of pointer p
P stores another variable address and *p returns values by pointing &r, r value
&p is p address. It has also address.

Hope it helps..

Answer 2

You just answered so perfectly, thank you!