Cout<< help

Question

why we have written (b) like this cout << a << " "<< b;
in the code which allows user to inputs a variable multiple times?

Answer 1

you can use the same cout command for writing multiple variables/items, using <<. first you output the variable a, next you output a string enclosed in " ", which actually puts a space after a. and last it outputs the variable b.

Answer 2

Bro thanks for help and answer my another question just asked a few seconds ago. Thanks again

Answer 3

I completely understand what you said thanks bro for the help.