Thread: Problem passing a pointer

Thanks alot everyone. I found out what was causing the problem. Thanks for telling me about the toupper(). I'm learnin a little bit more everyday.
The code I threw up there was just the chunk I had a problem with. It was just a exercise I thought up to use pointers. I found what was causing the problems one was the switchchar[1], should of been switchchar[2](thank you!). The other was my original code I used cin.getline to get first and second, instead of cin>>. For some reason out of the function first was second and second had nothing in it. Thank you again everyone you guys have been a great help.

Originally Posted by bigbadbowlindud

The other was my original code I used cin.getline to get first and second, instead of cin>>. For some reason out of the function first was second and second had nothing in it.

I think (not too sure, maybe someone can correct this), but getline will leave the newline character at the end...so when you called getline or cin again, all you read was the newline? Can someone tell me is this is right????