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//=============================================================================
// Program Requirements
// 1. Prompt User for Last, 1st, and Middle Name
// 2. Place each entry into separate fixed size array
// 3. Dynamically allocate an array to store all name parts.
// 4. Copy name parts in order into new array.
// Note: Be sure to have a space between names.
// 5. Pass new array into function to display name
// 6. Deallocate the array.
//=============================================================================
//*****************************************************************************
// BEGINNING OF PROGRAMMING CODE
//****************************************************************************
#include <iostream> // for cin,cout
#include <cstring> // for string manipulation
using namespace std;
// =============================================================================
int main()
{
// declare local constant(s), variable(s), and array(s)
char LName[32]; // fixed size array
char FName[16]; // fixed size array
char MName[16]; // fixed size array
int go; // input to start
char *namePtr; // pointer
char fullname; // new array for full name
// Start program
cout << "Enter 1 to Continue 0 to Quit" << endl;
cin >> go;
cin.ignore(); // clear input buffer
// Prompt User for Last, 1st, and Middle Name
while (go > 0)
{
cout << "\nEnter Last Name\n";
cin.getline ( LName, 32, '\n'); // set 1st array
cout << "\nEnter First Name\n";
cin.getline ( FName, 16, '\n'); // set 2nd array
cout << "\nEnter Middle Name\n";
cin.getline ( MName, 16, '\n'); // set 3rd array
//Dynamically allocate an array to store all name parts.
// determine size of new array
namePtr = new char [strlen( FName )+1 + strlen ( MName )+1 + strlen ( LName )+1];
// Copy name parts in order into new array.
strcpy (namePtr, FName);
strcat (namePtr, MName);
strcat (namePtr, LName);
// Function to Display Name
cout<<"\nHello "<< namePtr <<endl; // not a function but it'll do for now
// De-allocate array
delete []namePtr; // free memory pointed to by name
// Option to Continue
cout << "Enter 1 to Continue 0 to Quit" << endl;
cin >> go;
}
return 0;
}
/*
OUTPUT
Enter 1 to Continue 0 to Quit
1
Enter Last Name
Smith
Enter First Name
Elizabeth
Enter Middle Name
Jean
Hello ElizabethJeanSmith
Enter 1 to Continue 0 to Quit
*/
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