Intro to C++:

The following input buffer contains 20 keystrokes entered by the user. The input buffer pointer ( indicated by Start) is positioned at the first keystroke. Read operations a-e are executed on the buffer in sequence. The pointer for any read operation, show what value will be stored in a variable, and where the pointer will be after the read. In the input buffer:

blank represents the SPACE character

R represents the ENTER character

T represents the TAB character

a-e represent non-whitespace characters

For the value stored, use:

B to represent the SPACE character

N to represent nothing/null

R to represent the ENTER character

T to represent the TAB character

a-e to represent non-whitespace characters

1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20
d		T	b	R	c		a	e	T	b		e	T	T		R	R	a	R

Start at d.

Read operation	Value stored after read	Buffer pointer after read*
a) cin
b) getline
c) cin
d) cin
e) getline

* Enter a number