Hi! I have a c++ program that takes user input from the console and store the data into a linked list. The input made of 4 objects associated to a car: model, make, mileage and year. My program should take the how many inputs the user want to make, followed by the inputs themselves. After the input, my program should print the data inside the linked list. So far, the issue is that my program print some of the input, but not all. Can someone look at it and give me some feedbacks on where might be my mistake?

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Input sample:

3

Honda

Sentra

8900

2017

Toyota

Camri

109827

1999

Nissan

Sentra

8726

1987

current output:

Honda 0 0

Sentra 8900 2017 0

Toyota Camri 109827 1999

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but the output should be:

Honda Sentra 8900 2017

Toyota Camri 109827 1999

Nissan Sentra 8726 1987

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Car.h

#ifndef Car_h

#define Car_h

#include

struct Car{

std::string model, make;

int mileage;

int year;

Car *next;

};

//void populate(Car *);

//void display(Car *);

//void insert(Car *);

#endif /* Car_h */

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main.cpp

#include

#include"Car.h"

#include

using namespace std;

void populate(Car *newRecord)

{

getline(cin,newRecord->model);

cin.clear();

getline(cin,newRecord->make);

cin.clear();

cin >> newRecord->mileage;

cin.clear();

cin >> newRecord->year;

cin.clear();

return;

}

void display(Car *content)

{

while(content != NULL)

{

cout << content->model <<" ";

cout<< content->make <<" ";

cout << content->mileage <<" ";

cout << content->year << endl;

content = content->next;

}

cout << endl;

return;

}

//void insert(Car *)

int main()

{

Car *myCar, *current;

myCar = new Car;

current = myCar;

int x = 0;

cout << " How many cars do you want to compare? " << endl;

cin >> x;

cin.clear();

//Car myCar[x];

for(int i = 0; i < x - 1; ++i)

{

populate(current);

current->next = new Car;

current = current->next;

}

populate(current);

current->next = NULL;

cout <<" list consists of: ";

display(myCar);

return 0;

}