I'm creating a madlib game via C++, and would like the output to be in paragraphs. I would like to create indented lines for the first line of paragraphs, and words that don't cut off. I know there are tutorials on this, but I am very new this, (only writing c++ for a week) and can't seem to find one that applies to my code. Any tips in the right direction or help would be appreciated.
using namespace std;
int main() {
string
color,
emotion,
pluralNoun,
pronoun,
number,
adjective,
medicine,
adjectivetwo,
bodypart,
room;
cout << "enter a color: ";
getline (cin, color) ;
cout << "enter an emotion : ";
getline (cin, emotion) ;
cout << "enter a plural noun: " ;
getline (cin, pluralNoun) ;
cout << "enter a pronoun: ";
getline (cin, pronoun) ;
cout << "enter a number: " ;
getline (cin, number) ;
cout << "enter an adjective: " ;
getline (cin, adjective) ;
cout << "enter a type of medicine: " ;
getline (cin, medicine) ;
cout << "enter another adjective: " ;
getline (cin, adjectivetwo) ;
cout << "enter a room in your house: " ;
getline (cin, room) ;
cout << "enter any body part besides hands: ";
getline (cin, bodypart) ;
string measuringStick(80, '-');
cout << measuringStick << endl;
cout << "When I looked down, I noticed my hands were " << color << "." << endl;
cout << "In that moment I felt so " << emotion << "." << endl;
cout << "There must be more to life than " << pluralNoun << " and the color " << color << "." << endl;
cout << "How many days will I go without " << pronoun << "?" << endl;
cout << "I've counted about " << number << " days so far and I believe this is having an effect on my body." << endl;
cout << "That is why my hands are so " << color << " and " << adjective << "." << endl;
cout << "But you know I went to the doctor and they told me all I needed was some " << medicine << "." << endl;
cout << "The advil did nothing but make me feel " << adjectivetwo << "." << endl;
cout << "I do nothing but sit in my " << room << "." << endl;
cout << "I wonder how much longer until the " << color << " spreads to my " << bodypart << " as well.";
string measuringSticktwo (80, '-');
cout << measuringSticktwo << endl;
return 0;
}