Bug in code

[mn.balakumar]

I hope, this is not a compiler issue. See the below code

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

string data,name;
void getTst()
{
    cout<<"Enter Name :";
    getline(cin,name);
    cout<<"\nENter data :";
    getline(cin,data);
}
void dispTst()
{
cout<<"\nName :"<<name;
    cout<<"\n Data :"<<data;
}
int main()
{
    int tmp;
    cin>>tmp;

    getTst();
    dispTst();
}

in this code, before calling getTst() function I'm reading the value for tmp.In runtime, I gave the input to "tmp" and pressed ENTER. so ascii value of ENTER is stored in the "name" variable and cursor is waiting to get input for "data".

[NathanOliver]

You are mixing input types. After your call to cin >> tmp you need to clear the input buffer. You can use cin.ignore() for this. If that does not work narue has a good sticky thread on how to clear the input buffer that is very informative