If I am writing a C++ program that waits for a user to input some command and th

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If I am writing a C++ program that waits for a user to input some command and then two numbers in the form
func(num1, num2)
as a line of text in the console, how can I process this to save num1 and num2 to variables so I can run the command with those two number parameters? I am able to do a string compare in an if statement to get to the desired command but num1 and num2 are never properly set to local variables. I have tried several ideas but the parenthesis and comma keep throwing it off.
Thanks in advance! If I am writing a C++ program that waits for a user to input some command and then two numbers in the form
func(num1, num2)
as a line of text in the console, how can I process this to save num1 and num2 to variables so I can run the command with those two number parameters? I am able to do a string compare in an if statement to get to the desired command but num1 and num2 are never properly set to local variables. I have tried several ideas but the parenthesis and comma keep throwing it off.
Thanks in advance! If I am writing a C++ program that waits for a user to input some command and then two numbers in the form
func(num1, num2)
as a line of text in the console, how can I process this to save num1 and num2 to variables so I can run the command with those two number parameters? I am able to do a string compare in an if statement to get to the desired command but num1 and num2 are never properly set to local variables. I have tried several ideas but the parenthesis and comma keep throwing it off.
Thanks in advance!
func(num1, num2)
as a line of text in the console, how can I process this to save num1 and num2 to variables so I can run the command with those two number parameters? I am able to do a string compare in an if statement to get to the desired command but num1 and num2 are never properly set to local variables. I have tried several ideas but the parenthesis and comma keep throwing it off.
Thanks in advance!

Explanation / Answer

//program to do in turbo C++ IDE by taking two numbers from the user

//numbers.cpp

#include<iostream.h>
#include<conio.h>
class Test
{
   private:
       int number1,number2; //instance variables
   public:
   void func(int n1,int n2) //n1 and n2 are local variables
   {
   number1=num1;
   number2=num2;
   cout<<" Number 1 is"<<number1;
   cout<<" Number 2 is"<<number2;
   }
};
int main()
{
   Test t;
   int num1,num2;
   cout<<" Enter the num1";
   cin>>num1;
   cout<<" Enter the num2 ";
   cin>>num2;
   t.func(num1,num2);
   getch();
   return 0;
}

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