//Using the strcmpi() function. The strcmpi function compares
//strings to see if they are the same. It's just like strcmp, but
//it ignores the case of the string. This way BAD is the same
//as Bad or bad.


#include<iostream.h>
#include<string.h>
void main()
{
	char reply1[]="fine";
	char reply2[]="good";
	char reply3[]="ok";

	char reply4[]="bad";
	char reply5[]="terrible";
	char reply6[]="yucky";

	char input1[10];

	char question1[]="\tHow are you  today? ";
	char response1[]="\tI'm glad to hear that. I'm fine, too.\n\n\n";
	char response2[]="\tThat's too bad. Tell me about it.\n\n\n";
	cout<<question1;
	cin.get(input1,10);
	cin.ignore(80, '\n');
	if((strcmpi(input1, reply1)==0) ||(strcmpi(input1, reply2)==0) ||(strcmpi(input1, reply3)==0))
	cout<<response1;
	else
	

	if((strcmpi(input1, reply4)==0) ||(strcmpi(input1, reply5)==0) ||(strcmpi(input1, reply6)==0))
	cout<<response2;
	
	else
	cout<<"Incorrect response."<<endl;
}