In the below code some of the string is taking inputs but some are just skipping. I checked everything didn't discover anything. It would be ideal if you let me know where I am fouling up.I need to mention that I have a lot more work to do on this problem that's why I created functions
Expected Output
:::::::::::::::::::::::::: Choose Option From Below ::::::::::::::::::::::::::
1.for add new student
2.for add new teacher
3.for add new notice
1
Enter student's first name : Marry
Enter student's last name :lisa
Enter student's roll no :245
Enter student's section : C
Enter student's year :1
Enter student's semester :2
Enter student's department : IR
Enter student's email :[email protected]
Enter student's phone :15648955
Enter student's address : 2/A XYZ street
Output Now
:::::::::::::::::::::::::: Choose Option From Below ::::::::::::::::::::::::::
1.for add new student
2.for add new teacher
3.for add new notice
1
Enter student's first name :Enter student's last name :lisa
Enter student's roll no :245
Enter student's section :Enter student's year :1
Enter student's semester :2
Enter student's department :Enter student's email :[email protected]
Enter student's phone :15648955
Enter student's address :
Process returned 0 (0x0) execution time : 52.725 s Press any key to continue.
#include <iostream>
#include<string>
#include<iomanip>
using namespace std;
struct student{
string firstName;
string lastName;
int Roll;
string Section;
int Year;
int Semester;
string Department;
string Email;
int Phone;
string Address;
};
void student_part(void){
struct student stu;
cout<<"Enter student's first name :";
getline(cin,stu.firstName);
cout<<"Enter student's last name :";
getline(cin,stu.lastName);
cout<<"Enter student's roll no :";
cin>>stu.Roll;
cout<<"Enter student's section :";
getline(cin,stu.Section);
cout<<"Enter student's year :";
cin>>stu.Year;
cout<<"Enter student's semester :";
cin>>stu.Semester;
cout<<"Enter student's department :";
getline(cin,stu.Department);
cout<<"Enter student's email :";
getline(cin,stu.Email);
cout<<"Enter student's phone :";
cin>>stu.Phone;
cout<<"Enter student's address :";
getline(cin,stu.Address);
}
void add_info(void){
int choice;
cout<<"::::::::::::::::::::::::::"<<endl;
cout<<" Choose Option From Below"<<endl;
cout<<"::::::::::::::::::::::::::"<<endl;
cout<<"\n1.for add new student"<<endl;
cout<<"2.for add new teacher"<<endl;
cout<<"3.for add new notice"<<endl;
cin>>choice;
if(choice==1){
student_part();
}
}
int main()
{
add_info();
}
cin>>stu.Phone;
Is fetching an integer from the command line so it doesn’t read the \n character at the end which getline reads immediately after.
Before getline, write fgetc(stdin) to read the newlîne.