Q:

Suppose we have a C++ string called success. What is the difference between &success and success&?

Question: Suppose we have a C++ string called success. What is the difference between &success and success&?
This question is from my midterm review, I understand that &success is getting the address of the object. But I am not sure what success& is? 

A:

If success is a variable and not the name of a type then it's invalid syntax by itself.

