why the second cin gets skipped?

Question

just fed off with this cin keyword!

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
char nameM;
char nameW;

cout<<"Enter your name:\t";
cin>>nameM;
cout<<"choose your partner\t:";
cin>>nameW;

return 0;
}

output:
enter your name: abcd
choose your partner: (skipped)

Answer 1

In Sololearn code playground you have to give all the inputs at the same time.. So you will have to type
name1 name2. //seperated by space
OR
name1
name2 //seperated by line

Answer 2

well i use code blocks and there too same problems persists. what is the reason behind its skipping? I am working on a program where both inputs cant be given at same time.This was just a little example to make the quesion more clear.

Answer 3

On SoloLearn's Code Playground the input function says "Split multiple inputs into separate lines"... Press enter for each cin