You are given a conversation between two people. 'Person1:' and 'Person2:' are used to separate their respective dialogues. Your task is to classify the conversation either convey 'No emotion' or 'Happiness' by providing '1' and '0', respectively.

Example Input: Person1: I hear that Tom got divorced , and I don ' t know how he is now .
Person2: Out of sight , out of mind .
Person1: Who do you mean ?
Person2: Don ' t you know they have had little affection for each other ?
Example Output: 0

Example Input: Person1: I just received a phone call for an interview next week .
Person2: Congratulations ! This is your first interview ever .
Person1: thank you , but I'm nervous . I don't know what to do.Could you tell me what should I do before an interview ?
Person2: sure , you should prepare so that you can give proper response when you're being interviewed .
Person1: yeah , besides my personal introduction , what else should I prepare ?
Person2: you should collect as much information about the company and the position you're applying for as you can . It is important to show that you've done some research into the company . The interviewers Wil
Person1: then what should I do when I'm being interviewed ?
Person2: smile at the interviewers and look them in their eyes while trying to persuade them to select you . Try to act natural , let your personality , ability and interpersonal skills shine through the interview
Person1: are there any other things I should pay attention to ?
Person2: yeah , wear formal clothes to your interview and do be punctual . That'll leave your interviewers with a good first impression .
Example Output: 1

Example Input: Person1: Nice day today , isn't it ?
Person2: Yes , it's beautiful weather we're having .
Person1: We can't complain about the weather recently .
Person2: Yes , the sun shines day after day . It's neither too hot nor too cold .
Person1: I wonder how long this weather can last .
Person2: I hope it will stay fine tomorrow . I'm going to have a picnic with my family .
Example Output:
1