how would i..

go about getting user input and storing it into a char array?

example:

user enters in, "fdasfdsfsa fdsafsadf fdsafasfads" then "fdafsf fdsafasfasf fdasfasd"

it prints out

fdasfdsfsa fdsafsadf fdsafasfads

fdafsf fdsafasfasf fdasfasd

and it keeps looping while the user wants to do it? but at the same time storing the data in the array(s)

 

I don't get what data you want to store in arrays? If it keeps looping that text then the array will just have a bunch of that text stored... Unless you want to store the number of loops which you can just do with an integer. Clarify your question.

 

I would also like to know that , so please answer .

 

You wouldn't use arrays if you want it to be indefinite, you'd use vectors. Here's the basic logic (forgive me this is totally freehand):

Code:

vector<string> blah;
bool quit;
string temp;
int counter = 0;

while (quit == false)
{
cin >> temp;
if (temp == "quit") return 0;
cout << temp << endl;
vector[counter] = temp;
temp = "";
counter++;
}