Thread: int vector outputs wrong numbers

Maybe I have a casting problem or something not sure. I enter 1 into my vector and then 2, 3 etc... then when I print I get 49, 50, 51. I use the iterator and a regular loopto test output. What did I do wrong? Thanks for your help! I'm looking forward to the day I won't need so much!!!
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#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

    // This takesa an address and returns one for updating the int vector
int& addElement(vector<int>& myIntVec, int myInt);

int main()
{
    vector<int> myIntVec;
    vector<int>::const_iterator iter;
    //int intElement;
    
    char end;    //ends do while loop
    char myInt;  //user inputs an integer to be added to myIntVec
    
    do  // loops as long as user wants to add integers to vector
    {
        cout << "Address of myIntVec: " << &myIntVec << endl;
        cout << "Size of myIntVec: " << myIntVec.size() << endl;

        cout << "Would you like to add an elment? y n\n";
        cin >> end;
        if(end == 'y')
        {
            cout << "What integer would you like to add?\n";
            cin >> myInt;
            
            // function in call to cout
            cout << "\n&(addElement(myIntVec,myInt))  " << &(addElement(myIntVec,myInt)) << endl;
        }
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//=====================HERE IS WHERE IT PRINTS THE WRONG THING
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        for(iter = myIntVec.begin(); iter != myIntVec.end(); ++iter)
            cout << *iter << " at address: " << &(*iter) << " &(*iter)" << endl;
    }while(end == 'y' || end == 'Y');
 
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//=============================ALSO PRINTS WRONG THIS WAY
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    cout << "See if I have a casting problem\n";
    for(int i = 0; i < myIntVec.size(); ++i)
        cout << myIntVec[i] << " at address: " << &myIntVec[i] << " &myIntVec[i]" << endl;
    
    cin >> end; //so screen doesn't get destroyed by Windows
    return 0;
}


int& addElement(vector<int>& myIntVec, int myInt)
{
     int lastElement;
     cout << "In addElement function\n";
     myIntVec.push_back(myInt);
     lastElement = myIntVec.size();
     cout << "&myIntVec.end() " << &myIntVec.end() << endl;
     return myIntVec[ lastElement - 1 ];
}

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Ahhh, stupid mistake! This is what I get for programming late at night. I didn't even see it though. Thanks!