Who needs help with references and dereferencing? I just made this tiny program to help me understand what `int *myInt` meant at different places.

references.cpp

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

void myFunc(int *r)  //-- If you dereference this `r`, you'll get an int
{
    cout << "     r: " <<   r << endl;      //-- `r` is just a reference
    cout << "    *r: " <<  *r << endl;      //-- Dereference a reference, gives me an int
}

int main(int argc, const char * argv[])
{
    int myInt = 69;
    
    cout << " myInt: " <<  myInt << endl;   //-- `myInt` is an int
    cout << "&myInt: " << &myInt << endl;   //-- `&myInt` is an reference
    
    myFunc(&myInt); //- & is a reference
    
    return 0;
}


/*

 myInt: 69
&myInt: 0x7fff5fbff8fc
     r: 0x7fff5fbff8fc
    *r: 69

*/