How to accept user input in C++? ⌨️

C++ How to accept user input cin tutorial example explained

[BroCodez]

#include <iostream>

// cout << (insertion operator)
// cin >> (extraction operator)

int main()
{
std::string name;
int age;

std::cout << "What's your full name?: ";
std::getline(std::cin >> std::ws, name);

std::cout << "What's your age?: ";
std::cin >> age;

std::cout << "Hello " << name << '\n';
std::cout << "You are " << age << " years old";

return 0;
}

[cmdrrespawn]

In case people were wondering if they had an issue with the getline not having the namespace add #include <string>. Then the function will work as intended. Think Bro forgot to show that step.

[alexman]

It's a pleasure have you back bro!

[mkez]

I'm glad your back! I wanted some refresher and it didn't take long to learn something new (std::ws). Thank you and please keep doin' what you do!

[scpf]

Thank You Sooo Much Thsi Helped Me Alot!

[ahmadosama]

good work dude
thanx for ur eforts
greetings from Egypt

[abhimanyu-kapoor]

Yoo bro is back!! Btw can you do native android development in Java series?

[luisciprian]

Great tutorial as always man! Quick petition. Can you do minesweeper using Java? I will really like seeing a tutorial about this.

[forkspoon]

What laptop can you guys recommend for programming?

[mlp]

Help, when i check run in terminal it says "Unable to write into user settings. Please open the user settings to correct errors/warnings in it and try again."

[UnderArea]

What is Typescript compared to Javascript? Is it a framework of JS?

[bogdan]

Where would you start to learn code now if you had 0 knowledge? is the school/ college way better than self learning? and how did you start learning and from where

[someoneall]

So when using a mix of cin and getline you better use cin>>ws inside the get line

[jvaxjoaopaulo]

Currency output in c# used .ToString("c") ... How do I do it in c++?

[BeatRunner]

Hello it said namespace "std" did not have member "getline" i did #include <string> and it fixed it though?

[oximas-oevf]

way more complex than python, but pretty cool
i feel like with just a little more experience I can hack Microsoft