//Using the strcmp() function. The strcmp function compares
//strings to see if they are the same. It works the way == works
//when comparing numbers. The way strcmp works is it returns
//a value of zero if the two strings are the same.


#include<iostream.h>
#include<string.h>
void main()
{
	char yes1[]="yes";
	char yes2[]="Yes";
	char yes3[]="YES";

	char no1[]="no";
	char no2[]="No";
	char no3[]="NO";

	char input[4];

	char question[]="\tAre you hungry? ";
	char response1[]="\tThen get some food, fool!!!\n\n\n";
	char response2[]="\tThat's good cause there's nothing to eat.\n\n\n";
	cout<<question;
	cin>>input;
	if((strcmp(input, yes1)==0) ||(strcmp(input, yes2)==0) ||(strcmp(input, yes3)==0))
	cout<<response1;
	else
	

	if((strcmp(input, no1)==0) ||(strcmp(input, no2)==0) ||(strcmp(input, no3)==0))
	cout<<response2;
	
	else
	cout<<"Incorrect response."<<endl;
}