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> From: darkshadow_x21 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, January 10, 2005 9:12 AM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [C-Paradise] Structure problem help
>
>
>
> hi i am a high school student and i am having trouble figuring out
> the current problem i am working on. here it is. for some reason i
> get problems when entering more than one value per variable and i
> already tried cin.get it just skips other fields when i use it.
>
> #include <iostream.h>
^^^^^^^^^^^
Should be <iostream>
Names in C++ Standard Library are in 'std' namespace. For very trivial
program, use:
using namespace std;
> struct address_info
> {
> string name_1st[20];
^^^^^^
What is 'string'? Is it std::string?
If 'string' is char, then:
1. You are not really taking advantage of C++.
2. You're using a reserved name. Any identifier begin with 'str' is
reserved.
> string name_mid[2];
> string name_last[20];
> string home_address[30];
> string city[20];
> string state[2];
> string zip_code[10];
> string country[20];
> string phone[20];
> string email[30];
> };
>
> void main ()
^^^^
int main()
> {
> address_info person1;
>
> cout<<"Enter First Name:"<<endl;
> cin.get.get(person1.name_1st);
^^^^^^^^^^^^
Wrong use of 'get'.
For char* or char[], you have to specify the size of the array:
char name[20];
cin.get(name, sizeof name);
For std::string:
std::string name;
cin >> name;
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HTH
Shyan
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