You forgot to #include <iostream>

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You forgot to #include <iostream>

Yes, I know

ye, but better std::string s = std::getline(std::cin, s);

@Remavas am i right about that ?

ye, but better std::string s = std::getline(std::cin, s);

std::string s = std::getline(std::cin,s) ; ??

From cpp reference:

Notice that the istream extraction operations use whitespaces as separators; Therefore, this operation will only extract what can be considered a word from the stream. To extract entire lines of text, see the string overload of global function getline.

std::string s = std::getline(std::cin,s) ; ??

declaration and initialization with input data

declaration and initialization with input data

...

No, std::getline retusn an istream&

You'd have to do

std::string s; std::getline(std::cin, s);

ah, i have a better var

forgot about it

std::string s; std::getline(std::cin, s);

What does std::getline do?

It gets a line from the istream specified in the first argument

And puts it into the string in the second argument

It gets a line from the istream specified in the first argument

Ok

std::string s = [] { std::string str; std::getline(std::cin, str); return str; } ();

variant with lambda

std::string s = [] { std::string str; std::getline(std::cin, str); return str; } ();

What form should I write? 😂

What form should I write? 😂

the last one with lambda

Well, possible, but I don't know whether it would be efficient at all.

the last one with lambda

Okey

I don't think he's ready for lambda functions.

Does he even use C++11?

Does he even use C++11?

idk

I don't think he's ready for lambda functions.

Yes I think too 😂

ans for this plzz

/report

We don't do homework.

Does he even use C++11?

what's C++ eleven?

A C++ standard

Which introduced many things

what's C++ eleven?

standart version

Like lambda functions, smart pointers

Which introduced many things

did u see anounces about 20th standart ?)

Not many, I should read one day what they promise.

Which introduced many things

Which idk that support it?

I've seen the modules they want to introduce.

Seems cool enough.

Which idk that support it?

What c++ compiler do you use?

What c++ compiler do you use?

The compiler that comes with visual studio 2013

Can I DM?

Yea

Hm, it should support c++11 then I thinkm

In a non-standard way probably, since it's microsoft, but still

Not many, I should read one day what they promise.

a lot of things for lambda + std::atom_ptr

Sounds interesting.

Well, we'll have to wait at least a year

Probably more until every compiler supports the new additions.

Hm, it should support c++11 then I thinkm

I'll use one of C++11 fuctions to make sure that it support C++11

Sounds interesting.

Compilers, which ready, maybe will be presented at this cppcon

For C++20

Yeah, it will make C++ even greater again.

Cppcon's tickets are yet available or not?

Cppcon's tickets are yet available or not?

idk but i think they are alrdy sold

Has someone here a program with GUI?

idk but i think they are alrdy sold

Students tickets also???

Has someone here a program with GUI?

It depends on which library you use

It depends on which library you use

xwidget, qt.. etc??

xwidget, qt.. etc??

Yes. Which one do you use/want to use?

Yes. Which one do you use/want to use?

I want to use xwidget

Yes. Which one do you use/want to use?

Do u use one of these libs?

Do u use one of these libs?

I use Qt

I use Qt

It's not free, right?

It's not free, right?

It is

It's not free, right?

It has it's community version.

Wait a moment, can you pm me? I want some details

And for some more stuff you need to purchase the commercial license. But surely you won't need it.

Hey need help

Say

I am a beginner in programming

I m very bad at logics

Suggest me some games

By which i can improve

?

Or how can i improve in logics

Suggest me some games

Tic-tac-toe?

Okay some more

Hi I need assistance please