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[37S1hbRD]

I just stared my c++ class tonight. My first assessment is to write a C++ program that declares a value that can hold the price of a lunch. Prompt a user to enter the amount he or she spent on lunch. I got most of it done but i am having a few issues for exampled when i run it "How much money did you spend on lunch 6" and it says "You spent on lunch 6" I need it to say "You spent 6 on lunch" but i dont know how to get numbers to work in side of a cout.note i need it to work with any number not just one number thank you if you can help me.

// Student.cpp : Defines the entry point for the console application.
// demomstrating a Student struct

#include "StdAfx.h"
#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
struct Lunch 
{
	int lunchmoney;
	
};


int main()
{
	Lunch oneSophomore;
cout << "How much money did you spend on lunch? ";
cin >> oneSophomore.lunchmoney;
cout << "You spent on lunch " <<
	oneSophomore.lunchmoney << endl;
    system("pause.exe");
	return 0;
}

[ascii]

You just need to break up the text like so:

std::cout << "*text* " << randomNumber << " *more text*" << std::endl;

Also, the Lunch struct isn't necessary (as a most structs with one public data member...), why not just declare a lunchmoney integer in main?

[37S1hbRD]

ok i will do that thank you for your help.

[37S1hbRD]

how do i stop << randomNumber << form showing up when i run it . note the number part of it if fixed
cout << "You spent << randomNumber << on lunch " <<

[AlitCandle]

You are forgetting the quotation marks.

cout<<"You spent "<<oneSophmore.lunchmoney<<" on lunch."<<endl;

[AlitCandle]

example:

#include "StdAfx.h"
#include<iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
  int pie=5;
  //now I want to say that I have 5 pies.Notice my the space in the quotation marks.
  cout<<" I have "<<pie<<" pies"<<endl;
  return 0;
}

[37S1hbRD]

thank you for your help it works know