Hello world wtf?

[Flikerator]

wtd wrote:

Flikerator wrote:

wtd wrote:

Flikerator wrote:

Ok I think I get it. So I only have to but a std::cin.ignore(); once in my program, not after each time I ask the user for input (Like every std::cin >> var).

The real question you need to ask yourself is this: Do you know what std::cin.ignore() is doing?

It discards input entered by the user. I need to know if it does it just once, or throughout the entire program.

It does it just the once, and just for that particular input stream.

Alright thats what I thought ty. Is it the only way to ignore enter as input? Seems tiresome to have that line of code after every input gathered from the user.

[wtd]

Try it with and without using ignore. Tell me if there's any difference.