Does the C++ Libraries include a tokenizer in one of its forms so that a java platform programmer may use semi literate form of programming in c++?
<Not my main question>
I recently made a loop in eclipse (My compiler) and I used 4 substrings to find information I needed from a presented form and it was displayed as the following.
First Last Middle Middle Last Last
First First First Last Middle First
Last First Middle Middle Middle Middle
I did not have any /n or endl; in my program, what would cause it to do this? Is it a compiler error or a simplified failure on my part?
I've reprogrammed it now but i'm still curious as to what happened.