Multiplying Calculator C++

So I'm trying to learn about C++ and integers. I decided a good way to learn is to attempt to make a calculator that does some type of mathematical operation.

I succeeded!
I thought it was kinda cool so why not release the .exe and source to MPGH.

@Symmetrical
Please approve.

Thanks' are always appreciated!

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Source Code

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()

{
int a;

int b;

int c;

cout << "Please input the first number you would like to multiply : ";
cin >> a;
cin.ignore();

cout << "Please input the second number you would like to multiply : ";
cin >> b;
cin.ignore();

c = a * b;
cout << c;

return 1;

}

Here's the download to the .exe

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Nice job man!

This won't change anything but instead of typing
int a;
int b;
int c;
you can typ int a, b, c;

Originally Posted by jompan18

This won't change anything but instead of typing
int a;
int b;
int c;
you can typ int a, b, c;

@jompan18
Thanks!
Like I said I'm new to C++ so any tips like that are much appreciated.

Approved .

Good job man, you're getting there, not make a full function calculator :P

Great job, remember that practice makes perfect.

Originally Posted by Hero

Approved .

SUP LANCE

Originally Posted by Hannigab

Great job, remember that practice makes perfect.

SUP LANCE

/omfg GAB WHERE U BEEN

You could've done this way:

Code:

int a, b;
cout << "Type the numbers you want to mutiply: " << endl;
cin >> a >> b;
cout << "Result: " << a * b;

Originally Posted by Hero

/omfg GAB WHERE U BEEN

Nigga I can't private message you wat do

Originally Posted by jompan18

This won't change anything but instead of typing
int a;
int b;
int c;
you can typ int a, b, c;

However, if somewhere along the line you decide you need b to be an unsigned int you have to take all that pretty shit apart again.
And you're more likely to do char *pPointer, pYourmam by accident. pYourmam will be a normal char instead of a char pointer.
I personally prefer keeping everything on seperate lines due to the above mentioned reasons.

Originally Posted by Hell_Demon

However, if somewhere along the line you decide you need b to be an unsigned int you have to take all that pretty shit apart again.
And you're more likely to do char *pPointer, pYourmam by accident. pYourmam will be a normal char instead of a char pointer.
I personally prefer keeping everything on seperate lines due to the above mentioned reasons.

if you put everything on its own line, it'll still be safe tho.

IE:

Code:

char * pPointer, * pYourMom;

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