Thread: An error is chappin' my ass!

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    Unhappy An error is chappin' my ass!

    I am writing this program which uses functions profusely. I spent an entire day getting the number of errors in it down from 287 to 1. (whew!). An the last error is... Drumroll please... 'unexpected end of file found'.
    I am using the Microsoft VC++ compiler and after all that hard work, I think I need a break!
    Why? The often unanswerable question. If it is unanswerable, why answer it?

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    You are most likely missing a } symbol... Print out your source code, and match them all up to find the missing segment.
    <^>( * ; * )<^>

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    Cool

    Thanks Engel32. That worked!
    Why? The often unanswerable question. If it is unanswerable, why answer it?

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