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How do I make it to where I can have the user input s1 and s2. I got the following, but I don't get the same values when I declare my variables this...
How do I make it to where I can have the user input s1 and s2. I got the following, but I don't get the same values when I declare my variables this way:
int main(){
const char *s1 ="";
std::string input1 = s1;
const char *s2 ="";
std::string input2 = s2;
std::cout << "Enter s1: ";
std::getline(std::cin,input1);
int length1 = input1.length();
//std::cout << length1;
std::cout << "Enter s2: ";
std::getline(std::cin,input2);
int length2 = input2.length();
int y = LexDiff(s1,s2);
std::cout << y;
return 0;
}
= LexComp(abc,acz) # = () - () = LexComp(abc,abz) # = () - () + = LexComp(abf,abc) # + = () - () = LexComp(abc,abc) = LexComp(ab,abc) # = () - ()+ = LexComp(abc,ab) # + = () - ()+ = LexComp(abc,abD) = LexComp(abc,abd) = LexComp(aBc,abc) # = () - ()