You are given a conversation between two people. 'Person1:' and 'Person2:' are used to separate their respective dialogues. If the conversation begins with a question, label it '1' otherwise '0'.

Input: Consider Input: Person1: Jenny , you look terrible . What's eating you ?
Person2: Don't brother me !
Person1: Hey , Chillon , I'm just trying to help .
Person2: Sorry , Sally , it's not your fault .
Person1: So , what's the problem ?
Person2: I drew a blank on ~ about the test .
Person1: No kidding ! Didn't you study for it ?
Person2: Yeah , but nothing was clear during the test .
Person1: That's too bad , anyway , I'm sure things will turn around next master .
Person2: I'm thinking of dropping out .
Person1: You can't do that , Jenny !
Person2: I'm dead serious about this , Sally .
Person1: Come on , let's talk about it .

Output: 1

Input: Consider Input: Person1: You mean it shuts off to save energy ?
Person2: Yep . And it breathes , see !
Person1: It's not breathing !
Person2: Yes , it is . Look at the little light ! It blinks off and on .
Person1: Jen , it's not alive ... but it does look user-friendly .
Person2: I would look so cool carrying this around !
Person1: And you'd look so cool !

Output: 1

Input: Consider Input: Person1: Hey , Jeff , where's your stereo ?
Person2: I needed some money , so I hocked it last week .
Person1: You must have been really hurting for cash to have done that .
Person2: I had just enough money to make ends meet until payday . Then last Wednesday I received a phone bill to the tune of $ 195.00 . I hit the ceiling when I saw that .
Person1: It sounds like you weren't expecting that .
Person2: I'd forgotten that my brother had used my phone earlier this month to call his girlfriend . He forgot to mention that she happened to be in New York at the time 3000 miles away .
Person1: Well , if you need some money to tide you over until payday , I can loan you some .
Person2: Thanks , but tomorrow's payday I can make until then . Thanks any-way .
Output: 1