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cout << "INSERISCI STRING1: ";
cin >> string1;
cout <<"INSERISCI STRING2: ";
cin >> string2;
if i write in this way the output is
inserisci strin1:""
inserisci string2:"
why clion put the space in the new line and not in the current line as i write?
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By chance are you using mingw on Windows? If so, there are a handful of bugs related to this. I'm not sure what the authoritative bug tracking the issue is, but one such is https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/CPP-17579
There is a work around listed on that bug.
Yes, https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/CPP-17579 is the correct issue to follow.