Why is the output of int and float always 2358860 and 0.0000000?

Question

#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
int x;
float num;
char text[20];
scanf("%d %f %s", &x, &num, text);
printf("%d %f %s", &x, &num, text);
/*Why does the output of any input always equal 2358860, 0.000000, but the text is accurate. */
}

Answer 1

you're printing the address where the value is been stored

Answer 2

Because & operator is used to print the address .

Answer 3

Thanks everyone, didn't realize the purpose of the address specifier this early on

Answer 4

Because you shouldn't use the & operator within the printf.