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lkavo

I have been getting an error that says I have an else without an if and I can't figure out why. I was wondering if someone could have a look and try to help me . It's probably just something simple but I am only starting to learn so am unable to find the problem myself. Any help would be appreciated

Here's the code I'm having trouble with.

if ((totalPrice >= 20.00) && (totalPrice < 40.00)) {
discountAmount = totalPrice*DISCOUNT1;
netPrice = totalPrice - discountAmount;
System.out.printf("You have recieved a discount value of %s% yielding a discount of %S£", DISCOUNT1,discountAmount);
System.out.printf("Your final cost after the discount has been applied is %s£" , netPrice);
}
else if (totalPrice >= 40.00)
discountAmount = totalPrice*DISCOUNT1;
netPrice = totalPrice - discountAmount;
System.out.printf("You have recieved a discount value of %s% yielding a discount of %S£", DISCOUNT2,discountAmount);
System.out.printf("Your final cost after the discount has been applied is %s£" , netPrice);

else {
System.out.printf("Your total has come to %s£", totalPrice);
}

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henryporter

Missing a curly bracket at the end of the else if block - just before the else

ChRoMe

I wonder if your lecturer reads this forum...

henryporter

I know :rolleyes: still have to learn somewhere and it sounds like these lecturers aren't doing too much teaching

ChRoMe

henryporter wrote: »

I know :rolleyes: still have to learn somewhere and it sounds like these lecturers aren't doing too much teaching

Or they are not studying.... you really shouldnt be giving the answers straight up.

Help someone sure, walk them through, question their line of thought, but feeding them answers hurts everyone.

onemorechance

henryporter wrote: »

Missing a curly bracket at the end of the else if block - just before the else

And at the start! :pac:

if ((totalPrice >= 20.00) && (totalPrice < 40.00)) {

}
else if (totalPrice >= 40.00) [B][SIZE="6"]{[/SIZE][/B]

[B][SIZE="6"]}[/SIZE][/B]

else {

}

lkavo

Thanks! We were told that we didn't need to put { on else ifs, I have other else ifs in the programme without any { in them and they work fine, so without someone telling me I probably would never have figured it out.

onemorechance

If there is only one line after the (else) if, you can omit the curly braces, but if there are more than one, you will need to wrap them in curly braces.

/* In this first example, both lines print if x equals y */
if(x==y){
    System.out.println("Hello!"); 
    System.out.println("Goodbye!");
}

/* In this example, first line gets printed if x equals y */
/* The second line gets printed always as it's not part of the if statement */
if(x==y)
    System.out.println("Hello!"); 
    System.out.println("Goodbye!");

I would recommend to always use the braces even if it's only one line inside.

robbiezero

lkavo wrote: »

Thanks! We were told that we didn't need to put { on else ifs, I have other else ifs in the programme without any { in them and they work fine, so without someone telling me I probably would never have figured it out.

Its generally good practice to always use {} on if-else statements even though they are not necessary if the if-else only contain a single statement.