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why does cin come AFTER cout and not before?
ineedhelpnow said:why does cin come AFTER cout and not before?
ineedhelpnow said:i don't understand. you can't SEE a cin statement though.
also what is a getline statement like getline (cin, s)
ineedhelpnow said:cout << "whatever the heck" << usernum << " is.";
cin >> usernum
why do you do cin after cout
cant you just do cin >> s?
ineedhelpnow said:oh i see. so for the example i gave cin was not necessary?
The cin and cout functions in C++ are used for input and output operations, respectively. They allow the user to interact with the program by providing input and receiving output from the program.
Cin is used for input operations, while cout is used for output operations. Cin can be used to read data from the user, while cout can be used to display data to the user. Additionally, cin is used with the extraction operator (>>) and cout is used with the insertion operator (<<).
Cin and cout statements are executed in the order in which they are written in the code. This means that cin statements will be executed before cout statements. This order is known as sequence or execution order.
The order of execution for cin and cout statements can be changed by using the manipulators endl or flush. Endl manipulator ends the current line and flushes the output buffer, while flush manipulator just flushes the output buffer without ending the line.
Yes, cin and cout can be used in the same statement in C++. For example, you can use the insertion operator (<<) with cin to prompt the user for input, and then use the extraction operator (>>) with cout to display the input. However, it is recommended to use separate statements for better readability and debugging.