How would I reverse the words in a string in c++?

[RandomRestore]

I am unsure how to reverse the words in a string. I'm trying to find the number of words that there are with the number of spaces(+1) [assuming that they don't add a space before or after the sentence]. Then from there, I want to somehow use the number of words to create a script that reverses the words in a sentence [assuming that the sentence does have a "." at the end]. 

 

Sample Input:

My name is Edward

 

Sample Output:
Edward is name My

 

Here is my code so far: http://cpp.sh/4nzz

 

Thanks for reading, a beginner like me really appreciates your help.

[Sauron]

use a vector and make a loop to reverse it

[Unimportant]

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <sstream>

int main()
{
	std::string Input, Output;
	std::getline(std::cin, Input);			//Read input line from user
	std::istringstream iss(Input);			//Create istringstream from input string
 	for (std::string Word; iss >> Word; )		//Extract word per word from istringstream...
		Output = Word + ' ' + Output;		//And put new word first and append rest...

	std::cout << Output << std::endl;
	return 0;
}

 

[Pinguinsan]

From <algorithm>, use std::reverse:

reverse.cpp

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <algorithm>

int main()
{

    //Using std::reverse to reverse a string in place
    std::string myString{"Hello, this is a string"};
    std::cout << "myString = " << myString << std::endl; //Original string
    std::reverse(myString.begin(), myString.end()); //Reverse it in place
    std::cout << "myString = " << myString << std::endl; //Reveresed string

    return 0;
}

Output:

pinguinsan@chromebook-samus:~$ ./reverse 
myString = Hello, this is a string
myString = gnirts a si siht ,olleH

 

[Unimportant]

2 minutes ago, Pinguinsan said:

Output:

pinguinsan@chromebook-samus:~$ ./reverse 
myString = Hello, this is a string
myString = gnirts a si siht ,olleH

 

That's not what was requested, he wants to reverse the words, not all characters.

[Pinguinsan]

Use @Unimportant s example, it's better than the one I posted