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In C++, is there a simple way to accept user input, store as cin object, and plu

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Question

In C++, is there a simple way to accept user input, store as cin object, and plug the input into a sizeof operator to return the size of the data type the user entered, without using any extended if-else statements? I'm talking like, C++ 101 way to do this. I.E., you cout asking for a data type, and the program will tell you the size in bytes of an integer if the user entered int, or size in bytes of a character if they enter char. To reiterate, a simple way involving putting the input straight into the operator, not drafting a list matching all the input option with the respective sizeof operation.

Explanation / Answer

#include using namespace std; int main() { int x; char y; float z; double a; cin>>x; cin>>y; cin>>z; cin>>a; cout