integers and unit cost

[atl 7392]

Write a program that prompts the user to enter the area of the carpet in square meters and the unit price per square meter. The values are to be read into an integer area and a float unitCost respectively. Define the variables and use only one statement to read them. Afterwards, print each value with the name of the variable on a separate line

[MikeyBoy]

And what's your question?

[atl 7392]

I don't understand how to do it

[3qX21hU5]

int main()
{

    // Declare the variables you need here. Hint: A float and integer.

    // Ask for user input here. Hint: std::cin

    // Put your output statement here 
    // Hint: Remember to output to the console you use std::cout
}

[atl 7392]

@zereo Can you give me a little more info, I'm struggling heavily.

[jwkNwA7f]

Zereo explained it petty well. We can't do your homework for you.

[atl 7392]

@retsgorf297 Hey man thanks for your input! It's actually not homework, I'm trying to teach it to myself and it's a problem I found online

[jwkNwA7f]

Like Zereo said, in your main function you will need to declare the variables you are going to use first. You will need a float and an integer (int).
Next, you will need to get the user's input and assign it to the variables. You can do that using std::cin .
Then you need to output the statement. To output to the console, you can use std::cout .