(How to) Input 2 Values at Once using Single 'cin' Statement in a Specific format

Question

Is it possible display an input message as follows?

Enter First Fraction:_/_
Enter Second Fraction: _/_

Where _ are Input spaces?

Using some sort of the following code??

cout<<"Enter First Fraction: ";
cin>>N1>>"/">>D1;
cout<<"Enter Second Fraction: ";
cin>>N2>>"/">>D2;

OR

cout<<"Enter First Fraction: ";
cin>>N1>>/>>D1;
cout<<"Enter Second Fraction: ";
cin>>N2>>/>>D2;

Answer 1

Here is the Solution to my problem just in case anyone else is facing it.. Credits go to @qPCR4vir

#include <iostream>
#include <conio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

using namespace std;

main()
{   //This program encourages the user to perform a sum of two fractions.
    int N1, D1, N2, D2, N, D;
    char divide{};
    system("cls");

    cout<<"The Format is: 'A/B' & 'C/D'..\n\n";
    cout<<"Enter First Fraction: ";
    cin>>N1>>divide>>D1;
    cout<<"Enter Second Fraction: ";
    cin>>N2>>divide>>D2;
    
    if (divide=='/')
    {
        N=(N1*D2)+(D1*N2);  //Numerator
        D=D1*D2;            //Denominator
        cout<<"Sum of Both Fractions is: "<<N<<"/"<<D;
    }
    else
    {
        system("cls");
        cout<<"The Correct Format is: A/B & C/D\nWhere these alphabets are Integers..\n\n";
        cout<<"Example: 4/5";
    }

    getch();
    system("cls");
    return(0);
}

Here's the Part of code that Specifies the Format ONLY for 'cin' Statement.

#include <iostream>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <conio.h>

using namespace std;

int main() 
{
    char divide{};                  //iota{};
    int x{},y{};
    
    cout<<"Enter Dividion of Two Numbers (A/B): ";
    cin>>x>>divide>>y;              //>> iota;
                
    if (divide=='/')                //&& iota=='i') 
    {
                                    //x=(N1*D2)+(D1*N2);    //Numerator
                                    //y=D1*D2;              //Denominator
        cout<<"The Fractional Form is: "<<x<<"/"<<y;
    }
    else
    {
        system("cls");
        cout<<"The Correct Format is: A/B & C/D\nWhere these alphabets are Integers..\n\n";
        cout<<"Example: 4/5";
    }


    getch();
    return 0;
}

Note: This is Simplified/Modified Solution of @qPCR4vir at; Reading in a specific format with cin