how to take input for uint32_t variable

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i have declared a variable as uint32_t num; when i take input for this variable i.e cin>>num; cout<

when i run this program, i gives num value as 12345678, it works fine & give cout. but when i give input as 1234abcd. it creates problem & displays only 1234. please suggest solution to resolve this problem.

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