Please Help!!!!!!

İ have juxt started to learn C++. and i tried to write a basic main fuction but when i run it the program suddenly closes!!

Can someone tell me the reason!!!
Here is the code........

[CODE]include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
int number;
{
cout<<"Enter Any Number: ";
cin>> number;
cout<<"The number you entered"<< number <<"\n";
cout<<"The mult. of your number with two"<< number * 2 <<"\n";
}
cin.get();
}

You have a newline left in the buffer after the first cin, which gets eaten by the cin.get(), thus your console closes. You need to add an ignore() or equivalent to eat the newline.

Code:

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include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
  int number;

  cout<<"Enter Any Number: ";
  cin>> number;
  cin.ignore(std::numeric_limits < int >::max(), '\n');
  cout<<"The number you entered"<< number <<"\n";
  cout<<"The mult. of your number with two"<< number * 2 <<"\n";

  cin.get();
}

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thankz alot

and a few tips for successful posts on this board:

• Use a descriptive title for your thread
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and one more question!!!!!
How i am gonna use the Boolean Algebra in the future when i improve my ability and knowledge in programing!!!!!!

you'll get a little involved when you get into selection structures (sooner) and maybe more involved when you get into binary operators (later)

thankz

i just started also, n i am probly worse than you, but in your orignal, i don tthink u need that extra set of braces right under int number;

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Originally Posted by digdug4life

i just started also, n i am probly worse than you, but in your orignal, i don tthink u need that extra set of braces right under int number;

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I don't want to be mean but that was a pain to read. Please make a little effort to write at least complete words. And you are right, there is an extra set of curly brackets.

The code writer may have just wanted the braces to seperate "working code" from variable declarations and misc. cleanup functions. I know I do the same thing with comments.

ok man im gonna try to be neat then since i got so many warnings