2 String Example In C++

[Bl4Ck.KiD...]

Thanks to Evil Loco

Name String/Show Date

 #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;
                                       }

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

 #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;
                                       }

[B1G_BR0TH3R]

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

[Bl4Ck.KiD...]

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

[B1G_BR0TH3R]

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

Let's see you dick around with matrices

[Bl4Ck.KiD...]

Let's see you dick around with matrices

ok ill read up on it

[S2h6699]

#include <stdio.h>

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

using namespace std;