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Validated user input in C++ #TC<\/a>1017 #Mastery<\/a> 27<\/p>\n

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Inputs have to be validated before allowing any kind of processing or operations to be performed on it. This is extremely important because , an unhandled wrong input \u00a0might have the complete ability to crash a system. \u00a0C++ has some \u00a0good \u00a0validation techniques that \u00a0can be used to validate most kind of inputs. T<\/p>\n

The various functions are used to validate the input like the\u00a0cin.fail<\/span>(), cin.ignore(), etc. \u00a0These methods are \u00a0the most common:<\/p>\n

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