Why is the int array, different to the char array in C++?

i don't get it, why do i get the first address in a int array:

int iarray[] = {1, 2, 3};

// Output: I get the first address, where the array begins. cout << iarray<< endl;

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but when i do the samething with a char array, C++ handles it different.

char carray[] = "Bob";

// Output: Bob cout << carray << endl;

hopefully someone can explain it to me, thank you for every answer. :)