strdoge(): inspired by strcat(). such wow, much code.

strdoge.cpp

#include <iostream>
#include <sstream>

using namespace std;

/* supply words and strdoge() will echo the doge and strdog() will return the doge */

string strdog(string so, string such, string very, string much);
void strdoge(string so, string such, string very, string much);

int main() {
  using namespace std;

  string so, such, very, much;

  cout << "Enter doge: ";
  cin >> so >> such >> very >> much;

  strdoge(so, such, very, much);

  return 0;
}

string strdog(string so, string such, string very, string much) {
  using namespace std;

  string t = "\t\t";
  stringstream dog;
  
  dog << "wow" << t << t
    << "so " << so << t << t
    << "such " << such << t << t
    << "very " << very << t << t
    << "much " << much << t << t;
  
  return dog.str();
}

void strdoge(string so, string such, string very, string much) {
  using namespace std;

  cout << strdog(so, such, very, much) << endl;
}

I'm learning C++ and I felt this was a good way to experiment.

Compiles with gcc 4.8 on OS X.