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There are always strings tied to strings
That is awesome Lenky. Thanks a lot. Now if I can only figure out how to allow whitespace in the string........- kenjisamurai
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- Forum: C++
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There are always strings tied to strings
Nooooo, its not working. It said something about not being able to convert string stupid to something something and more errors. Any ideas? Isn't this suppose to be one of those simple basic fundamental things like cout that doesn't require head banging?- kenjisamurai
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- Forum: C++
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There are always strings tied to strings
Ok I've figured out how to make a string variable. How do I get it to have a value? This little code down here produces errors at the user input line: #include <iostream.h> #include <string> using namespace std; int main() { string stupid; cout << "Please type your name here:"...- kenjisamurai
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strings in c++
Ok I am a beginner in C++ and I have one problem that is halting my learning. I have #include <string> already on, but I can't use string identifier at all. something like: string stupid1, stupid2; gives me errors on that particular line. What's up with this?- kenjisamurai
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