C/C++ Program Performance: Validating Entries & Measuring Processing Power

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When validating user input in C/C++, using !cin.good() effectively checks if the input is numeric. To clear the input buffer after an invalid entry, cin.clear() resets the stream's state, while cin.seekg(0) is intended to reposition the input pointer, but may not be the best choice for clearing the buffer. A more effective method is to use cin.ignore() to discard invalid input until a newline is encountered. To monitor the processing power and memory usage of a program during execution, utilizing a memory profiler is recommended. Tools such as memprof for Linux and profiling tools available in Visual Studio can provide insights into resource consumption.
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I,m writting code in C/C++ and when i validate my enteries(ensure they are numeric) i use !cin.good().

Also how do i clear the buffer after an invalid entry?
I usually use cin.seekg(0);cin.clear(); How do they work?
Is there a better way?

How do i find out how much processing power and memmory my prog uses as it runs?

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