File input: strings and numbers

Use cin to ask the user the name of the file. Open the file the user named. Read in two strings (a movie title and a movie snack) and an integer (year the movie was released) from the file. Close the file and print the two string variables. Print the year movie reaches its 100th anniversary.

Note: There will be a hidden test that will read from a different file having the same format as the file linked above but with different content.

Sample Output:

What is the name of the file?
movieinfo. txt
Movie title: Back to the Future
The movie will be 100 years old in 2085.
Movie snack: popcorn
-Now-

Below is my linux command line code (.cpp) and I hard-coded the filename in to my open command. Instead, i want to provide the variable that I typed the name into. I don’t want to hardcode it. I also want it to call on the filename as question described above. Help?

My code:

#include
#include
#include
using namespace std;

int main()
{
string movie_name, movie_snack, mov_snk;
int year, yr;

ifstream dataIn;

dataIn. open("~/movieinfo. txt");

getline(dataIn, movie_name, '\n');
dataIn >> yr >> mov_snk;
year = yr;
movie_snack = mov_snk;

dataIn. close();

cout << "What is the name of the file?" << endl;
cout << "Movie title: " << movie_name << endl;
cout << "The movie will be 100 years old in " << year + 100 << "." << endl;
cout << "Movie snack: " << movie_snack << endl;

return 0;
}