Thread: varibles

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    Sir Mister Insane Sako Klinerr1's Avatar
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    varibles

    here is the code.
    PHP Code:
    #include <iostream> 
    #include <string> 

    using namespace std

    int main()   
      {   
                 
    string inputagain;


       
    STARTcout << "  type a word... " << endl ;
              
    cin >> input;
        
              
    cout << "you typed " << input << output << endl ;
              
    Sleep(5000);
                               
    cout << endl ;
                               
    cout << endl ;
                               
    cout << endl ;

              
    cout << "would you like to exit or type another word? (another/exit)" << endl ;
                        
    cout << endl ;
              
    cin >> again;
      if(
    again == "another")
           goto 
    START;
      else if(
    again == "exit")
           goto 
    END;
        
    END:  cin.get();
      return 
    0;   
      } 
    the problem is if you want to type in another word the input varible does not change, neither does t he another varible. what should I do?
    Last edited by Klinerr1; 06-23-2002 at 04:57 PM.
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    Code:
    cout << "you typed " << input << output << endl ;
    I took out the "output" and it worked just fine for me.

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    hhmm stupid me. what i did when i posted was i took off my my original code and put in bassicly whta i thougt you all needed to knwo to answe rmy problem, even tho u didnt inform me with what i needed that output varible there lead me to fixinfg my program. thanks!
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    omfg never used the accursed goto!

    fool! this isnt qb!

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    the command "goto" is also a very well used c++ command. wut would i use? i guess i could use loop. but i felt like goto. but in my case in the full program i havta use goto, cause the program at one point may skip to 1 of 10 lines. and goto is the only way.
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    Ewww, goto is EVIL! NEVER, EVER use it!

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    howdy,
    even Bjarne frowns on "goto" . i wonder why it was included in the language?

    M.R.
    I don't like you very much. Please post a lot less.
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    No, I know you were joking. My point still stands.

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    Originally posted by itld
    howdy,
    even Bjarne frowns on "goto" . i wonder why it was included in the language?

    M.R.
    it was included because of the fact that it can have some uses... like escaping deeply nested loops but goto should be avoided at all costs since they then to have bizarre effects on your code...

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    >>but goto should be avoided at all costs since they then to have bizarre effects on your code...

    ..not if you know what you want and know what you are doing with the GOTO.

    like in this case i dont think there are going to be some bizzare effect on the program.

    Though I agree that GOTOs should be avoided but they are not the huge evil that most of us make them to be.
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