[Deliverance]

Well I've re-done the layout as to make it easier for me to follow and whatnot, I only have left to do the remove function, which I should be able to implement the same science as the previous example, as we are still able to directly manipulate our r.orig_line and r.del_line, right? Here is my code so far:

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

/*************************************************************************************
Class: removed
Purpose: The user will input a line of text, at which time he will be asked
         to remove a word from the phrase. We will then proceed to removing
         the word.
Methods: remove: it will perform the same task as our previous remove function
         istream &operator>> : we must overload the input stream so that we can handle
                               our removed (r) data type on the lhs
         ostream &operator<< : we must overload the output stream also, so that we can 
                               manipulate r as a rhs variable. 
**************************************************************************************/
class removed{
private:
        string orig_line;   //our string before mod
        string del_line;    //our new string after it has been altered

public:
      friend istream &operator>>(istream &is, removed &r); //overloaded input
      friend ostream &operator<<(ostream &os, removed &r); //overloaded output
      bool remove(string &s); //same as last example, we'll take a referenced string to manipulate with
};

//What the Input Stream will be doing
istream &operator>>(istream &is, removed&r){
       cout << "Please enter a line of text:";
       cout.flush();
       getline(is, r.orig_line);
       return is;
}

//What the Output Stream will be doing
ostream &operator<<(ostream &os, removed&r){
        os << "The line: " << r.orig_line << endl;
        os << "The new line: " << r.del_line << endl;
        return os;
}

bool removed::remove(string &s){
     
     /* the coding for the remove will go here*/
     
     cout << "Removing " << s << " from " << orig_line << " " << endl;
}

/* Function main */

int main()
{
    removed r;
    string word;
    cin >> r;
    cout << "What word would you like to remove: ";
    cout.flush();
    cin >> word;
    if (r.remove(word))
       cout << r;
    else
        cout << "Error removing word " << word << endl;
    return 0;
}

Also, I've noticed that a few of the members here (including yourself) color code their code, is this done by manual process or can you get a script for it?