HOW TO FIX DISPLAY/OUTPUT USING .TXT FILE

Question

Using a .txt file contains:
Miya, Balmond
Huskar, IO
Zed Yasuo, Gragas
Cait, Miss Fortune

ONLY the words after the delimiter should be displayed
But sometimes if i type 2 words it will also display 2 words like:

ERRORS:
Input: Zed Yasuo, Gragas
Output: Yasuo, Gragas

IT SHOULD BE LIKE THIS
Input: Zed Yasuo, Gragas
Output Gragas

OTHER EXAMPLE:
Input: Miya
Output: Balmond

https://code.sololearn.com/cJH8COecU2m5/?ref=app

Answer 1

That happens because you use std::cin to retrieve the word to search for. If you enter "Zed Yasuo", std::cin stops reading at the whitespace, so when "Zed" is actually found in a line, you print everything to the right of it, including "Yasuo". Using std::getline() should fix this.
By the way, you could simplify things a lot by using std::find() both for looking if the line contains the search word, and for retrieving the position of the delimiter:

https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/string/basic_string/find

Answer 2

Yes, I didn't look in too deeply, but replacing
cin >> search;
with
getline( cin, search );
should fix the issue. If it doesn't, I'll take another look.

Answer 3

Shadow Thank you

Answer 4

Shadow should i just replace Cin with getline?

Answer 5

Shadow Thank you it fixed the problem Godbless