2 String Example In C++

Thanks to Evil Loco

Name String/Show Date

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#include <iostream>
 #include <string>
 #include <stdio.h>
 
 int day, month, year;
 char info[] = "05/09/2010";
 
 using namespace std;
 
 int main()
 {
                system("title Bl4Ck.KiD...'s String Program");
                system("color 9c");
                cout << "Bl4Ck.KiD...'s String Program\n\n";
        cout << "Type Your Name Here: ";
        string full_name;
        getline( cin, full_name );
        int middle = full_name.size() / 2;
       
        string greeting = "\nHello " + full_name + ", Ima Bob ";
        cout << greeting << "Nice To Meet You, \n" <<  endl
                  << full_name << " The Date Today Is... \n"
                  <<endl;
 
       
                  sscanf(info, "%d/%d/%d", &day, &month,  &year);
       
                printf("Day: %d\n",day);
                printf("Month: %d\n",month);
                printf("Year: %d\n",year);
               
                                      system("pause");
                                      std::getchar();
                                          return 0;
                                      }

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Date/Month/Year String Still A Lil Messed Up But Ill Fix Later

Code:

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#include <iostream>
 #include <string>
 #include <stdio.h>
 
 using namespace std;
 
 int main()
 {
                system("title Bl4Ck.KiD...'s String Program");
                system("color 9c");
                cout << "Bl4Ck.KiD...'s String Program\n\n";
        cout << "Type What Number Day Is It Here: \n" <<  endl;
        cout << "Type What Month It Is Here: \n" <<endl;
        cout << "Type What Year It Is Here: \n" <<endl;
        string day;
        string month;
        string year;
        getline( cin, day );
        getline( cin, month );
        getline( cin, year );
        int first = day.size() / 2;
        int middle = month.size() / 2;
        int end = year.size() / 2;
       
        string greeting = day + "/" + month + "/" + year;
        cout << greeting << "\n Thats What It Is Today \n"  << endl;
 
                                      system("pause");
                                      std::getchar();
                                          return 0;
                                      }

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ok. So I see you've "mastered" the basics. Let's see something kick ass from you next!

What do you have in mind, I'm think about learnin 2D arrays an some other array stuff next

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Originally Posted by Bl4Ck.KiD...

What do you have in mind, I'm think about learnin 2D arrays an some other array stuff next

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Let's see you dick around with matrices

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Originally Posted by B1G_BR0TH3R

Let's see you dick around with matrices

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ok ill read up on it

Code:

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#include <stdio.h>

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Is not needed.

"std::" is also unnecessary because you declared the namespace to std. You only need to use the std class from the #include <iostream> when you don't have

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using namespace std;

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