Getline help!

Code:

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#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
        string user_input;
        string computer_output;
        int x;
        int b;
        int cin;
       
        cout<<"Hey people I am a program"<<endl;
        cout<<"named Blubster! You can talk to me like a normal person"<<endl;
        cout<<"and I will reply!"<<endl;
       
        while ( x != 1 ){
       
          getline (cin, user_input, '/n');
          cout<<user_input;
         
          if ( user_input == "end" );
          {
                  x = 1;
         
          }
        cout<<"Goodbye!";
        cin.get();
}

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This doesnt want to work pls help!

what doesn't work? the website? You can't post? your bike?

try '\n' instead of '/n'
Kurt

still doesnt work

You still didn't say what doesn't work. Post compiler errors or the incorrect behavior. You have a semi-colon after the if that shouldn't be there. You didn't add the closing brace for the while loop. You shouldn't name a variable cin, and you don't need that variable anyway.

it says no matching function call for getline line 28. missing } after input line 29. get has not been declared line 28

EDIT it doesnt compile at all

You're passing getline's arguments in the wrong order.

Code:

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  #include <string>
  istream& getline( istream& is, string& s, char delimiter = '\n' );

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Follow the prototype by passing them in the right order.

so how am I supposed to fix it?

One way is to do it right, this time.

1. don't declare int cin; cin is used for input
2. your missing a brace

>> it says no matching function call for getline line 28. missing } after input line 29. get has not been declared line 28.
That helps. You need to #include <string> because you are using the string class and the string version of getline.

>> You're passing getline's arguments in the wrong order. Follow the prototype by passing them in the right order.
The arguments were already in the correct order in the original post.