string find question

[alacrite]

With this testprogram:

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;
int main()
{
string::size_ty pe idx;
string s1;
string helloStr("hello ");

cout<<"Enter a string ";
cin>s1;
idx = s1.find(helloSt r);

if(idx == string::npos)
cout<<"The string "<<helloStr <<" was not found in s1"<<endl;
else
cout<<"The first occurance of 'hello' in s1 is at: "<<idx<<end l;

string s2("This is a test hello world!");

idx = s2.find(helloSt r);

if(idx == string::npos)
cout<<"The string "<<helloStr <<" was not found in s2"<<endl;
else
cout<<"The first occurance of 'hello' in s2 is at: "<<idx<<end l;

}
Program output:

Enter a string This is a test hello world!
The string hello was not found in s1
The first occurance of 'hello' in s2 is at: 15

Question why does it not find hello fo s1?

[Daniel T.]

al******@gmail. com wrote:

With this testprogram:

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;
int main()
{
string::size_ty pe idx;
string s1;
string helloStr("hello ");

cout<<"Enter a string ";
cin>s1;

cout << "s1 contains the string: " << s1 << '\n';

idx = s1.find(helloSt r);

if(idx == string::npos)
cout<<"The string "<<helloStr <<" was not found in s1"<<endl;
else
cout<<"The first occurance of 'hello' in s1 is at: "<<idx<<end l;

string s2("This is a test hello world!");

idx = s2.find(helloSt r);

if(idx == string::npos)
cout<<"The string "<<helloStr <<" was not found in s2"<<endl;
else
cout<<"The first occurance of 'hello' in s2 is at: "<<idx<<end l;

}
Program output:

Enter a string This is a test hello world!
The string hello was not found in s1
The first occurance of 'hello' in s2 is at: 15

Question why does it not find hello fo s1?

Add the line I put above and try running your program again.

Alternatively, replace the line "cin >s1;" with "getline( cin, s1 );"

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With this testprogram:

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;
int main()
{
string::size_ty pe idx;
string s1;
string helloStr("hello ");

cout<<"Enter a string ";
cin>s1;

This will only input characters to s1 until the first white space (tab or
space or enter).

use
std::getline( std::cin, s1 );
to get the whole text upto the carriage return.

idx = s1.find(helloSt r);

if(idx == string::npos)
cout<<"The string "<<helloStr <<" was not found in s1"<<endl;
else
cout<<"The first occurance of 'hello' in s1 is at: "<<idx<<end l;

string s2("This is a test hello world!");

idx = s2.find(helloSt r);

if(idx == string::npos)
cout<<"The string "<<helloStr <<" was not found in s2"<<endl;
else
cout<<"The first occurance of 'hello' in s2 is at: "<<idx<<end l;

}
Program output:

Enter a string This is a test hello world!
The string hello was not found in s1
The first occurance of 'hello' in s2 is at: 15

Question why does it not find hello fo s1?