Name of character arrays prints the whole array instead of its address

We have learned that in case of an array like int a[]={1,2,3}; if we print a as cout<<a; then it prints the address of the first element of the array. But for character array char a="Jayesha;* when we do cout<<a; it prints the whole array instead of its address. Also if we print &a[0] it prints 'Jayesha', &a[1] prints 'ayesha', &a[2] prints 'yesha', &a[3] prints 'esha' and so on...

Can anybody please explain why that happens??