I am a necklace.

[shout]

PRETTY!

[Master_Nabo]

Mmm, neckless...

[shout]

You n0oB.

[Blaze]

Yes?

[shout]

Yes?

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if ("yes?" != necklace.ToString())
{
     cout << "no\n";
}
else
{
     cout << "yes\n";
}


Therefore, no.

[hismajesty]

Yes?

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if ("yes?" != necklace.ToString())
{
cout << "no\n";
}
else
{
cout << "yes\n";
}


Therefore, no.

You're wrong.

[shout]

It's a mix between C# and C++, and necklace.ToString() evaluates to "yes?", so no.

[Blaze]

Back on the subject, I am a necklace.

[hismajesty]

It's a mix between C# and C++, and necklace.ToString() evaluates to "yes?", so no.

Since when does C* handle string comparions in a case insensitive manner?

To quote Blaze:

Yes?

Edit: Ah, reread your post. How was I supposed to know what necklace contained?

[shout]

You did not know what necklace contained? FIEND!

Of course, you misread the statement.

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if ("yes?" != necklace.ToString().ToLower())
{
cout << "no\n";
}
else
{
cout << "yes\n";
}


And blaze, you can never be a necklace.

Edit: Ah, I confused myself. Anyway, I am the only necklace.

[Blaze]

Shout, I just noticed your account # is 2005. Word.

[shout]

Word. I am the current year.

[Soul Taker]

Word.

[shout]

Dword.

[Soul Taker]

Qword