Very Simple C Error

Okay, I am just starting out in C and I am having a problem with this very basic script:

Code:

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/* Darko Stamenic
1/14/2010
Experiment */

#include <stdio.h>

// set known values
#define YARDS_IN_MILE 1760;
#define FEET_IN_YARD 3;

int main(void) {
   
    // declare integers
    int feet_in_mile, miles_ran, yards_ran, feet_ran;
   
    // calculate feet in mile
    feet_in_mile = YARDS_IN_MILE*FEET_IN_YARD;
   
    // print Hello World
    printf("Hello world\n");
   
    // ask for the users input of how many miles they ran
    printf("How many miles did you end up running?\n");
    scanf("%d", &miles_ran);
    if (miles_ran >= 10000) {
                  printf("You could not have ran that much!\n");
                  } else {
    // calculate how many yards and feet were run depending on user's input
    yards_ran = miles_ran*YARDS_IN_MILE;
    feet_ran = miles_ran*feet_in_mile;
   
    // display how many yards and feet in a mile and how many yards or feet the user ran
    printf("There are %d yards in a mile or %d feet in a mile =D\n",YARDS_IN_MILE,feet_in_mile);
    printf("You ran %d yards, or %d feet!\n",yards_ran,feet_ran);
}
    // pause and end program
    system("PAUSE");
    return 0;

}

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The problem is that I get an error on like 17, which is where it calculates feet in a mile. It all worked fine until I tried to use #define instead of int. What could I be doing wrong? I cannot find it

You're just like me, you want to put semi-colons at the end of #define lines.

*Don't do that* !

Remove the semi-colons.

How did I know it was going to be such an easy solution =D

Thank you very much for your help. I just could not see it for the life of me!

I've done the same. Creatures of habit, we are. :)