can somebody covert this to c++?

[cyther]

can somebody convert this line to c++? thanks

fscanf(in, "%s %s" ,student[x].name, student[x].num);

[triumphost]

std::cout<<student[x].name<< "    " <<student[x].num;

[deceptikon]

Um, triumphost...fscanf() is for input, cout is for output. You probably mean cin:

std::cin >> student[x].name >> std::ws >> student[x].num;

Unfortunately, cin doesn't try to match literal data, but literal whitespace in the *scanf() format string is a special case. It means "extract and ignore any amount or type of whitespace". Conveniently enough, the ws modifier works the same way when used with cin.

[cyther]

thanks. but how about the in variable before "%s %s". how can you write it in c++?

[deceptikon]

thanks. but how about the in variable before "%s %s". how can you write it in c++?

Whoops, I see you're reading from a file (most likely). You'd need to open an fstream much the same way you open a FILE pointer using fopen():

ifstream in("myfile");

if (in)
{
    ...

    in >> student[x].name >> std::ws >> student[x].num;

    ...
}

[cyther]

thanks, and how can i write data at the end of text file?