Handling String Input With Spaces | C++ Tutorial

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Thanks! When I was writing a little todo list rest project, I was confused on why when there was a space in my string inputs, it would only use the first word inputted and make any following words apart of the next inputs in my loop.

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​@@PortfolioCourses hi sir I came across this question after seeing your video about extern I have a question suppose in my .h file I declare a global variable and linked to my main. c with the help of extern , is it possible to change the value in main .c file (which is declared in another file ) , if possible how to achieve this , it will be helpful to my studies if you do a video on this topic , thanks for helping and a quick response for your sub .... Thanks again sir...

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@@ramakrishna4092 Yes, we can change the value in main.c. This video should cover how to do this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaLQYqeJr9Kkobs. The example code is here: github.com/portfoliocourses/c-example-code/tree/main/extern_share_global_variable.

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I notice the geline didn't work for me when there was a math equation statement that comes before it. When I switched it, it worked fine.

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[@hafizsakib2734]

sir, if we want to take input strings in multiple test cases ,it takes the enter as a string; currently I am handling it like this : int t; cin >> t; while(t--){ string s; char c; cin >> c; getline(cin, s); //example string : the devil in the sky ( I want to take it input as a single string) s = c + s; } //assume that I want to take the same string (the devil in the sky) 3 times,but while running the programme,it will take input 2 times because 1st time it take "enter" as a string(while we input the value 't' then enter) Is there any better approach ? I have heared about c++ ignore file or something like that but coudn't get it. please can you solve this problem ,please give me the answer as code... Thanks for reading,you are awssome!

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You should be able to use cin.ignore(), like right after cin>>t for example. This video may help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJTcmImqeb2UpK8. :-)

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how does getline differ from get?

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I think this is a good explanation here: stackoverflow.com/a/55308322. :-)

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getline doesnt work in codeblocks

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What do you use instead for CodeBlocks?

[@naniguini]

Does anyone know how to solve this? I'm making a program that uses getline(cin, string), and even though it builds and runs without problem, it seems to skip this method and do the next steps.

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Hi Maria, have you tried clearing the input buffer? Sometimes that can help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJTcmImqeb2UpK8. 🙂

[@naniguini]

@@PortfolioCourses Thank you very much, but it seems this method is not recognized by my IDE (Code::Blocks).

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Hmm, if it gives you an error message, you could google the error message to try to help. If it just doesn't work and has no error message, then maybe it's not solving the problem in your code. The code for that demo is here, I suspect it should work in Code::Blocks too as it is standard C++: github.com/portfoliocourses/cplusplus-example-code/blob/main/clear_input_buffer.cpp.

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