//

// Example 2.1
// This version of the program uses only one array in which to store
// all book details. The program processes details of only one book.
// Note the use of #include <string> with strings and getline() to read a string.

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

const int MAX_ELEMENTS = 200;

int main()
{
// define an array of string
string Books[MAX_ELEMENTS];

// define a variable with which to index the array
int j=0;

    cout << "Enter Book Details"<<endl;
    cout << "Enter title"<<endl;
    getline(cin,Books[j]);j++;         // read the title details into the array and increment the index

cout << "Enter author"<<endl;
getline(cin,Books[j]);j++; // read the author details into the array and increment the index

cout << "Enter publisher"<<endl;
getline(cin,Books[j]); // read the publisher details into the array

j=0; // reinitialise the index to the start of the array for printing

    cout<<"Title: "<<Books[j]<<endl;j++;         // print the title details and increment the index
    cout<<"Author: "<<Books[j]<<endl;j++;     // print author details and increment the index
    cout<<"Publisher: "<<Books[j]<<endl;       // print the publisher details
}