Input Buffer and cin.get

#1

Can you please explain the concept of input buffer and cin.get in easier terms ?

#2

hello @ritkumar

whatever input we give to computer it get stored in input buffer and then cpu read those input from the buffer.

it is function that reads one character at a time from the buffer,

#3

So this problem of skipping one memory space comes only when we are using cin.getline right?

#4

no getline function is used to read complete line (it may include space as well)

the issue arise whe we try to read linr using cin>>variablename
in this case , space will be treated as delimeter and we will not be able to read complete string

#5

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