Consider the following code:

cout $<<$ "Enter a number: $"$;

cin $>>$ number;

cout $<<$ "Enter a character: $"$;

cin.get$($ch$)$;

cout $<<$ "Thank You!" $<<$ endl;

When the$$cin $>>$statement reads in data the user entered, it stops when it comes to the$$newline$$character$.$ The$$newline$$character is not read, but it remains in the keyboard buffer.$$ This can be a problem if we do a$$cin$.$get$()$immediately after the$$cin$.$ What$$cin$$function do we need to include in order for this program to work properly?