A U.S. social security number consists of a string of 9 digits, such as “444422333”. Assume that input consists of a sequence of 9-digit social security numbers with no intervening spaces or separators of any kind: 111223333444422333123456789987654321… Assume that a char array named ssn suitable for storing a social security number as a C-string has been declared. Use this array to read in 3 successive social security numbers and print each one out on a line by itself.

April 28, 2014 Matthew Maennche C++, Learn To Code 11030, C++
A U.S. social security number consists of a string of 9 digits, such as “444422333”. Assume that input consists of a sequence of 9-digit social security numbers with no intervening spaces or separators of any kind: 111223333444422333123456789987654321… Assume that a char array named ssn suitable for storing a social security number as a C-string has been declared. Use this array to read in 3 successive social security numbers and print each one out on a line by itself.

LANGUAGE: C++

CHALLENGE:

A U.S. social security number consists of a string of 9 digits, such as “444422333”. Assume that input consists of a sequence of 9-digit social security numbers with no intervening spaces or separators of any kind: 111223333444422333123456789987654321… Assume that a char array named ssn suitable for storing a social security number as a C-string has been declared. Use this array to read in 3 successive social security numbers and print each one out on a line by itself.

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