Parse Error

[silentassassin]

I am new to this board and I have a question, I am trying to do a two-dimensional array, and I keep coming up with an error that says "parse error at the end of input" Just in case if you need it, here is my program




/*Joshua Delaney
File Name: delanjl7.c
COMP 1200: Fall 2005
Assignment 7
To Create a two-dimensional array of bearing failures*/

#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h>
#define FILENAME "bearings.txt"
#define NCOLUMNS 3
#define NROWS 7
/*Function prototypes*/

void underlines();

int main()
{
 /*Variable Declarations*/
	
   FILE *bearings;
   int x,y=0,c,d;  
   float times[7][3];
	float average;
					
 /*This reads the text from the bearings file*/
	
   bearings=fopen("bearings.txt","r");
      
   if(bearings==NULL)
   {
    puts("Man, You know that is wrong, what in the world were you thinking?!?!");
   }
      
    else
    { 
     
     while(fscanf(bearings,"%f",&times[7][3])!= EOF)
	  {
	  	y++;
		if (y==NCOLUMNS) {
		y=0;
		x++;
		}
	}
	     
   /*This will print header and underlines*/
	underlines ();
	printf("                 Failure Times of Bearings\n");
	underlines ();
	printf("\n%10s%20s%20s%20s%\n", "Alpha", "Beta", "Gamma", "Average");
	printf("\n%10s%20s%20s%20s%\n", "Bearing", "Bearing", "Bearing", "Bearing");	

	/*this function prints the array*/

   for(x=0; c<x; x++)
      {
        for(y=0; d<NCOLUMNS; y++)
		  {
		  	printf("%d", times[x][3]);
		  }
		  printf("\n");
			for(y=0; y<=NCOLUMNS-1; y++)
			{
				for(x=0; x<=NROWS-1; x++)
				{
				float Average = (x + y)/NCOLUMNS;
					printf("Average=%.2f\n", average);	
					
	}
		
	underlines ();
	
	fclose(bearings);
	return 0;
	}
	

void underlines ()
{
	printf("-------------------------------------------------------------------\n");
	
}

[quzah]

Count your braces pairs. Oh, while you're at it: learn to indent correctly! That's ........ing horrible to try and read.


Quzah.