Move to next line in a file C++

Question

Here is an incomplete fraction of a program I am writing. To summarize, the program takes info from an input file ( a name and ID then a series of numbers) does some math and then prints the answers in an output file. Right now the program prints the name and the ID, and then it prints the numbers over and over and over and over. I would like it to move to the next line, print the name and ID and repeat until the file is over

Professor says that I should be using getline, but that doesnt make any sense to me

do
{
  infile >> name >> Id;
  cout<< name << Id << std::endl;
  hworkgrade = CalHworkGrade(grade1, infile);
  printRecord(name, Id, outfile);
}
while(!infile.eof());

input:

Morgan 12388671 100 100 100 
John 67894 100 100 100 

output:

Vagts,Morgan
100100
100100
100100
100100
100100
(300,000 more times)

Update:

do
{
  while (getline (infile, line))
  {
  istringstream iss(line);
  iss >> name >> Id;
  cout<< name << Id;
  hworkgrade = CalHworkGrade(grade1, infile);
  printRecord(name, Id, outfile);
  }
}

while(!infile.eof());

Solution

use getline(infile,"string variable")

Using get line sometime may cause error while reading next line because it sometimes takes "end line" as next statement to read so use cin.ignore(); before or after your getline statement depending upon where it works best for you.