Does cin.ignore(100,\'\\n\') work if I just use standard cin through the stream? Example: cin >> temp;//enter key input
I used \"cin\" to read words from input stream, which like int main( ){ string word; while (cin >> word){
Google Code University\'s C++ tutorial used to have this code: // Description: Illustrate the use of cin to get input
I am in a situation where i had a loop and everytime it reads a string but I dont know how to read blank input i.e if user enter nothing and hit enter, it remains there.
//\"This program will ask for the number of people in a group and then output percentage likelyhood that two birthdays occur on the same day.\" << endl << endl;
Basically I\'m experimenting with polymorphism. I have 2 objects, a customer and an employee. a customer has a name and a complaint. An employee has a name and a salary.
cout and the << oper开发者_开发百科ator work fine in compiling c++ program in CYgwin but as soon as i try the cin >> operator, compiler breaks says cygwin doesnt recognize >>? wt is that about?
I need to know how to make my cin statement not appear to \'remove\' itself if you input the wrong type. The code is here:
In the C++ Without Fear: A Beginner\'s Guide That Makes You Feel Smart book in chapter(8), part of a code trying to display a text file is the following:
If I have fo开发者_开发百科r example the following statements: char f_name[11]; std::cin.getline(f_name,10);
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