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Sorry if I am being confusing.
Let's say


void GetSex(){
int input=0,count=0,input2=0;
do{
if(count==1)
cout<<"Please enter a correct input...\n\n";
cout<<"Enter your...

lets say...


int something;
cin>>something;
user enters:"1,space,1"
How do I stop (input buffer?) at the space?

Not sure if you guys can understand that.

Thanks, got it working now!

If this is true, how would I remedy this?

Correct me if I'm wrong, shouldn't this code pause for user input at cin.getline()? Seems like it's skipping for me.


void GetName(){
char Name[50];
cout<<"Please Enter your name:...

So I ran this program and It does not seem to work, If I entered '2', it would print out 10 arrays and then when I enter '10' it prints out 48 arrays. Why is this happening?

Never mind, figured it out, thanks anyway.

Sorry, how would I go about doing that?

The question is verbatim from the homework. :/

I tried out the code you gave me, but it shot out

I've learned pointers, but not dynamic memory allocation and nothing with malloc.

I'm using bloodshed

So I need help with my homework, please help if you can;

I recently started a class that requires I know C, but the prerequisite classes that I took for that class taught C++, weird, but anyway...