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    Upvotes1answered Dec 25, 2017 at 6:18
    cin.get()

    is the thing you are looking for. However, I recommend using cin, as that is sufficient to use cin >> . This cin>> can also be used to input numbers, characters, strings etc.

    gets() and puts()

    are commonly used in code golf, although they serve the same function as cin>> and cout<<. I hope this post helps!

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    Is the C get function dangerous?Note that the real danger is not in being able to crash your program, but in being able to make it run arbitrary code. (In general, exploiting undefined behavior.) The C gets function is dangerous and has been a very costly mistake. Tony Hoare singles it out for specific mention in his talk "Null References: The Billion Dollar Mistake":
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    Does anyone really need to use get_s in C++?Noone really needs to use get_s. std::getline has been included since at least C++98. Then that teacher should be informed that using optional C functions isn't really very good. :-) In that case: std::cin.getline(str.data(), length); would be the C++ version.
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