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Lecture 5 - Input Statements

The document outlines the process of getting user input in C++ using the standard input stream and the extraction operator. It includes a class exercise to write a simple program that computes the sum of two integers, as well as additional exercises for calculating profit from vehicle sales and the area and perimeter of a right-angled triangle. The document also provides a sample C++ code for user input and computation.

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Lecture 5 - Input Statements

The document outlines the process of getting user input in C++ using the standard input stream and the extraction operator. It includes a class exercise to write a simple program that computes the sum of two integers, as well as additional exercises for calculating profit from vehicle sales and the area and perimeter of a right-angled triangle. The document also provides a sample C++ code for user input and computation.

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Input Statements

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Outline

• Get input from user

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cin>>

• The standard input stream


• This name belongs to the namespace std

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>>

• Referred to as the extraction operator


• The operator is applied to an input stream

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Class Exercise

• Write a simple C++ program that allows a


user to input any two integers and the
program computes their sum.

• What variables do we need?


(3 integers, num1, num2, sum)
• How do we get the input?

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#include<iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
Always
int num1, num2; prompt
double sum; the user
to enter
cout<<"Enter any two integers\n";
the
cin>>num1; informati
cin>>num2; on you
want.
sum=num1+num2;
cout<<“Sum is:"<<sum<<"\n";
system("pause");
return 0;
}

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Class Exercise

• Write a program that computes the profit


made for selling a motor vehicle. The
program should allow a user to input the
buying price and selling price and then
compute the profit.
• Write a program to calculate the area and
perimeter of a right angled triangle. The
program should allow a user to enter the
base, height and hypotenuse of a triangle
and display the area and perimeter to the
end user.
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