Any insight how to solve finding a const string fullName = "..."

[Rafael Olarte]

Dear Friends,

I will really appreciate any assistance in this particular challenge. I am pretty much new with C++ (ISO/ANSI)

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

const string fullName =  " Franklin Delano Roosevelt" 

int main( )

{

[willakawill]

Hi. Love to help but I have no idea what your question is

[interview question]

Dear Friends,

I will really appreciate any assistance in this particular challenge. I am pretty much new with C++ (ISO/ANSI)

#Iinclude <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

const string fullName = " Franklin Delano Roosevelt"

int main( )

{

Are you getting compilation error ? Why are you including <string> ? you can try using std::string

[Rafael Olarte]

Hi. Love to help but I have no idea what your question is

Thanks for your reply. For some reason, I have edited my question, but it did not up-date. Sorry.

here is what I am trying to accomplish:

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

const string name = "John Paul Jones";

int main() {


int spacePos = name.find(' ');

string firstName = name.substr(0, spacePos);
string middleName = name.substr(spa cePos + 1);



cout << firstName + ' ' << middleName << endl;

return 0;

}

My goal is to be able to show first any name that is type above the int "string const <name>= "..."

As an example, I have firstname= John, middlename = Paul and lastname = Jones.

However, the problem is that I really do not know how to go about this. So far, I have been able to obtain the first name correctly. When I request the middlename, it actually provides me both: middlename, and lastname.

Thanks so much!!

[Rafael Olarte]

Are you getting compilation error ? Why are you including <string> ? you can try using std::string

thanks for your reply.

So far, I am not getting an error up to what I have accomplished. The issue I am having is that I really do not know how to make the three names show up on the screen correctly.

I am supposed to be able to use any given names on the const string fullname = " ";

and be able output the correct results no matter how long or short the names are.

ei:

I am trying to cout >> firstName >> middleName >> lastName >>


This is the code I have so far:

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

const string name = "John Paul Jones";

int main() {


int spacePos = name.find(' ');
// int len = name.length();
string firstName = name.substr(0, spacePos);
string middleName = name.substr(spa cePos + 1);



cout << firstName + ' ' << middleName << endl;

return 0;

}

Thank you for your time!! and any input in resolving this challenge.

Have a great day!