program crashing

[light ridge]

#include <iostream>
using namespace std ;

int main()
{
int x,y;
cin>>x>>y>>;
cout<<"\t"<<y<<endl;
cout<<"\t"<<y<<y<<endl;
cout<<x<<x<<x<<x<<x<<y<<y<<y<<endl;
cout<<x<<x<<x<<x<<x<<y<<y<<y<<y<<endl;
cout<<x<<x<<x<<x<<x<<y<<y<<y<<endl;
cout<<"\t"<<y<<y<<endl;
cout<<"\t"<<y<<endl;

}

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[light ridge]

int main()
{
    int x,y;
    cin>>x>>y>>;
    cout<<"\t"<<y<<endl;
    cout<<"\t"<<y<<y<<endl;
    cout<<x<<x<<x<<x<<x<<y<<y<<y<<endl;
    cout<<x<<x<<x<<x<<x<<y<<y<<y<<y<<endl;
    cout<<x<<x<<x<<x<<x<<y<<y<<y<<endl;
    cout<<"\t"<<y<<y<<endl;
    cout<<"\t"<<y<<endl;

}

our prof wants this but it keeps crashing

[inland ridge]

A loop sure would be useful in this scenario

Look at the cin line more carefully

I don’t like your professor already just looking at this code

[modest verge]

Pb is line cin>>x>>y>>;

should be cin>>x>>y;

[sour wadi]

What do you mean "crashing"?

A compilation error is not that

[light ridge]

yes but we havent learnt loop syet

[light ridge]

lol i fixed it later

[light ridge]

whats the difference between them?

[light ridge]

English is my second language