How to read string variable with spaces in an array?

Question

int stuS,courseS;
cout<<" stu:";
cin>>stuS;
cout<<"Course :";
cin>>courseS;

string course [courseS],names[stuS];
double grade[courseS][stuS];
cout<<"course";
for(int i=0;i<courseS;i++)
{
cin>>course[i];

}

cout<<"names:";
for(int i=0;i<stuS;i++)
{
getline(cin,names[i]);
}

cout<<"grades";
for(int i=0;i<courseS;i++)
{
for(int j=0;j<stuS;j++)
cin>>grade[i][j];

}
I've included <cstring> & <string> ,but it didn't work,

Answer 1

Creating an array of non-constant size is ambitious. Could you try to use pointer instead? Or vector header.

// pointer ex.
string* names = new string[stuS];

// vector ex.
vector<string> names (stuS);

Answer 2

Okay, good luck)

Answer 3

Are you getting any compiler errors?

Answer 4

And the names are read without spaces? Or where exactly don't you have spaces?

Answer 5

Martin Taylor Maybe these strange arrays are dangling pointers? I don't know, too.

Answer 6

no

Answer 7

stu: 2
Course :3
course cis
cs
math
names: sara Ahmad
grades

this is the output -
Sara Ahmad is suppose to be the name of one person

Answer 8

I'm still learning the language am not good at vectors and pointers.