In C$++,$ my program is not accepting user input when prompted. What is causing this issue? #define INVENTORY

#include

#include

#include "Console.h$"$

#include "Utility.h$"$

#ifdef INVENTORY

#include "Inventory.cpp$"$

#endif

#include "ShopUtils.cpp$"$

using namespace std;

int main$()$

$\{$

#ifdef INVENTORY

Item HealthPotion;

HealthPotion.SetName$("$Health Potion"$)$;

HealthPotion.SetCost$(10)$;

Item MagicPotion$("$Magic Potion", $15)$;

Item IronDagger$("$Iron Dagger", $30)$;

Item WoodenClub$("$Wooden Club", $20)$;

Item DaedricHelm$("$Daedric Helm", $120)$;

Item MageRobe$("$Mage Robe", $50)$;

Item AkaviriKatana$("$Akaviri Katana", $200)$;

Item WabbaJack$("$Wabbajack$",500)$;

vector PlayerStarterItems $=\{$ HealthPotion, HealthPotion, MagicPotion, WoodenClub $\}$;

vector StoreStartingItems $=\{$ HealthPotion, MagicPotion, MagicPotion, IronDagger,

DaedricHelm, MageRobe, AkaviriKatana, WabbaJack $\}$;

#endif

$//$ TODO: Define an Inventory object for the player, and an Inventory object for the store.

Inventory playerInventory;

Inventory storeInventory;

$/*$ TODO: Prompt the user for their name

$*======================================$

$*$ Ask the user for their name and define a string for the

$*$ name. Store their input in the string. If they entered

$*$ an empty string $($e$.$g$."")$ assign them a default name.

$*/$

string name;

cout $$ "Please enter your name: $"$;

cin $>>$ name;

if $($name$.$empty$())\{$

name $=$ "Default Name";

$\}$

$//$ TODO: Use the SetGold method to give the player inventory $200$ Gold.

playerInventory.SetGold$(200)$;

$/*$ TODO: Call the AddItem method

$*================================$

$*$ Use the AddItem method to add each item in the

$*$ PlayerStartingItems array to the player's inventory.

$*/$

bool isItemAdded $=$ false;

for $($size$\_$t i $=0$; i $$ PlayerStarterItems.size$()$; $++$i$)\{$

isItemAdded $=$ playerInventory.AddItem$($PlayerStarterItems$[$i$])$;

if $(!$isItemAdded$)\{$

break;

$\}$

$\}$

$//$ TODO: Use the SetGold method to give the store inventory $350$ Gold.

storeInventory.SetGold$(350)$;

$/*$ TODO: Call the AddItem method

$*================================$

$*$ Use the AddItem method to add each item in the

$*$ StoreStartingItems array to the store's inventory.

$*/$

while $($true$)$

$\{$

int sel $=0$;

bool validInput $=$ false;

while $(!$validInput$)$

$\{$

Console::Clear$()$;

$/*$ TODO: Call the ShopUtils::ShowInventories method

$*=================================================$

$*$ Call the ShowInventories method located within the

$*$ ShopUtils class and pass in the player's name,

$*$ the player's inventory and the store's inventory.

$*/$

ShopUtils::ShowInventories$($name$,$ playerInventory, storeInventory$)$;

Console::SetCursorPosition$(5,18)$;

const std::string menu $=$ "What would you like to do$?$

$1)$ Buy

$2)$ Sell

$3)$ Leave

$\_\backslash$b$"$;

Console::Write$($menu$)$;

sel $=$ Utility::ReadInt$()$;

$\}$ while $(!$Utility::IsReadGood$()||($sel $<mtext\; id="EditorElement\_985733"></mtext><mn\; id="EditorElement\_985734">1</mn><mtext\; id="EditorElement\_985735"></mtext><mi\; id="EditorElement\_985736">|</mi><mi\; id="EditorElement\_985737">|</mi>$ sel $>3))$;

if $(3==$ sel$)$

break;

bool doBuy $=$ false;

if $(1==$ sel$)$

$\{$

doBuy $=$ true;

$\}$

$/*$ TODO: Call the ShopUtils::DoTransaction method

$*=============================================$

$*$ Call the DoTransaction method locate within the

$*$ ShopUtils class and pass it the player's name,

$*$ the player's inventory, the store's inventory

$*$ and the doBuy variable.

$*/$

ShopUtils::DoTransaction$($name$,$ playerInventory, storeInventory, doBuy$)$;

$\}$

Console::Clear$()$;

Utility::WriteCentered$("$Thanks$!$ Come back again!"$)$;

Utility::WaitForEnterKey$()$;

$\}$