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    It's called the address of operator. References...

    It's called the address of operator.
    References doesn't exist in C.
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    The reason it expects char* is because char can...

    The reason it expects char* is because char can only hold one character. So, in C, a string is a pointer to where the first character in an array resides. It then "travels" the memory, reading one...
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