Create A Menu Using A Switch Statement | C++ Example

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Great Lesson

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[@benceszabo8825]

If I enter a letter it breaks. Is there a solution for that?

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Great question Bence! :-) So one thing you could do is accept the input as a string instead of an int. Then, you could check to make the string contains an int using one of these methods: www.techiedelight.com/determine-if-a-string-is-numeric-in-cpp/. If the string does not contain an int, you could output an error message like "menu option must be an integer" or something. If the string does contain an int you could convert it to an int using this method: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2WWg2iNd9hlsLM. And then you could use the int as we do in this example from there to decide which menu option code to run. Hopefully this helps! :-)

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hi sir, can you make a video about the 4 types of recursion?

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Hello Thanks for the videos , can we have a tutorial how to do a search inside a file and grab any words inside any position in a string in details , thank you so much :)

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You're welcome Elie! :-) Thank you for the video idea too, but I'm not sure I 100% understand what you're describing. Are we searching for all words in the file? Or a certain word? Is the problem you are thinking about written down anywhere online that I could take a look at maybe?

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