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chang123 (81)
I keep getting the error
Error C1075 the left brace '{' was unmatched at the end of the file at line 14. I cant find the error. There is more code but i only post the part i keep getting the error at. Any help will be appreciated

sorry for the long code ;/

P.S. I already tried adding a close bracket at the end of the main function but it it still giving me the error ;/

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#include<iostream>
#include<string>
#include<iomanip>
#include<cstdlib>
#include<ctime>
void MathGame();
void GuessingGame();
void TreasureGame();
void PsyhicGame();
using namespace std;


int main()
{

	//declaring variables ( some for now, more later)

	int gameChoice;
	int choice;
	char border_char;
	string name;




	//prompting user to pick a char to be used for menu border

	cout << "Which character should be used for the menu border? ";

	cin >> border_char;


	//prompt user for his/her name

	cout << "What name should should be used to welcome the user? ";

	cin >> name;



	// printing out the whole menu and ask user to pick a menu choice

	const int WIDTH = 55;



	cout << '\n'

		<< setfill(border_char) << setw(WIDTH) << right << border_char << '\n'

		<< border_char << setfill(' ') << setw(WIDTH - 1) << border_char << '\n'

		<< border_char << ' ' << left << setw(WIDTH - 3) << "      Welcome, " + name + '!' << border_char << '\n'

		<< border_char << setfill(' ') << setw(WIDTH - 1) << right << border_char << '\n'

		<< border_char << ' ' << left << setw(WIDTH - 3) << "Please chose a number from the following options" << border_char << '\n'

		<< border_char << ' ' << left << setw(WIDTH - 3) << "1. Play the game" << border_char << '\n'

		<< border_char << ' ' << left << setw(WIDTH - 3) << "2. Demo the game" << border_char << '\n'

		<< border_char << ' ' << left << setw(WIDTH - 3) << "3. Exit" << border_char << '\n'

		<< border_char << setfill(' ') << setw(WIDTH - 1) << right << border_char << '\n'

		<< setfill(border_char) << setw(WIDTH) << right << border_char << "\n\n";



	// infinite loop variable

	bool cont = true;



	while (cont == true)

	{



		//prompt user for menu choice

		cout << "Which menu number choice you chose?";

		cin >> choice;

		cout << "\nYou have chosen: " << choice << '\n';



		// if usser choose to exit, program exits

		if (choice == 3)

			exit(0);



		// if user wants to demo the game, it explains him/her the guessing and math game

		if (choice == 2)

			cout << "For the Math game, you will choose a 5 digit number. Then the computer will generate a total sum sum for the following four 5 digit numbers you and the computer chooses. Then, after the given numbers, add them all up and compare it to the total sum given before!"

			<< "For the guessing game, the computer chooses a random number and its your job to guess it within three tries! Good Luck!\n";



		//if user choose to play the game it ask if they want to play the math or guessing game

		if (choice == 1)

		{

			cout << "Which game do you want to play?" << endl << "1. Math Game\n" << "2. Guessing game\n" << "3. Treasure game\n" << " 4. Psyhic game\n" << endl;

			cin >> gameChoice;

		}

		if (gameChoice == 1)
		{
			MathGame();

		}
		else if (gameChoice == 2)
		{
			GuessingGame();

		}
		else if (gameChoice == 3)
		{
			TreasureGame();
		}
		else
			PsyhicGame();
	}
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Chervil (7320)
If this doesn't sound like a silly question, did you try adding the missing right brace '}' at the end of the code?
chang123 (81)
yup i tried. i adding tht at the end of the main function code still same problem.
In fact, adding the bracket gave me TONS OF ERRORS MORE. Im gonna die soon ;/
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closed account (E0p9LyTq)
chang123 wrote:
There is more code but i only post the part i keep getting the error at.

Many times the actual problem isn't where the compiler reports the error to be.

chang123 wrote:
adding the bracket gave me TONS OF ERRORS MORE.

And the errors might be?
TarikNeaj (2580)
Your main is missing a brace.

And a small tip. 
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else
	PsyhicGame();

if (choice == 3)

		exit(0);


Dont do this stuff, just use braces either way, even if it's just one line of code. That'll save you a lot of time and effort in the future.
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Chervil (7320)
This code compiles without error (though I've no idea whether it works).

I added these lines at the bottom: 
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}   // closing brace for main()

void MathGame() {}    // empty functions to clear the linker errors
void GuessingGame() {}
void TreasureGame() {}
void PsyhicGame() {}


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#include<iostream>
#include<string>
#include<iomanip>
#include<cstdlib>
#include<ctime>
void MathGame();
void GuessingGame();
void TreasureGame();
void PsyhicGame();
using namespace std;


int main()
{

	//declaring variables ( some for now, more later)

	int gameChoice;
	int choice;
	char border_char;
	string name;




	//prompting user to pick a char to be used for menu border

	cout << "Which character should be used for the menu border? ";

	cin >> border_char;


	//prompt user for his/her name

	cout << "What name should should be used to welcome the user? ";

	cin >> name;



	// printing out the whole menu and ask user to pick a menu choice

	const int WIDTH = 55;



	cout << '\n'

		<< setfill(border_char) << setw(WIDTH) << right << border_char << '\n'

		<< border_char << setfill(' ') << setw(WIDTH - 1) << border_char << '\n'

		<< border_char << ' ' << left << setw(WIDTH - 3) << "      Welcome, " + name + '!' << border_char << '\n'

		<< border_char << setfill(' ') << setw(WIDTH - 1) << right << border_char << '\n'

		<< border_char << ' ' << left << setw(WIDTH - 3) << "Please chose a number from the following options" << border_char << '\n'

		<< border_char << ' ' << left << setw(WIDTH - 3) << "1. Play the game" << border_char << '\n'

		<< border_char << ' ' << left << setw(WIDTH - 3) << "2. Demo the game" << border_char << '\n'

		<< border_char << ' ' << left << setw(WIDTH - 3) << "3. Exit" << border_char << '\n'

		<< border_char << setfill(' ') << setw(WIDTH - 1) << right << border_char << '\n'

		<< setfill(border_char) << setw(WIDTH) << right << border_char << "\n\n";



	// infinite loop variable

	bool cont = true;



	while (cont == true)

	{



		//prompt user for menu choice

		cout << "Which menu number choice you chose?";

		cin >> choice;

		cout << "\nYou have chosen: " << choice << '\n';



		// if usser choose to exit, program exits

		if (choice == 3)

			exit(0);



		// if user wants to demo the game, it explains him/her the guessing and math game

		if (choice == 2)

			cout << "For the Math game, you will choose a 5 digit number. Then the computer will generate a total sum sum for the following four 5 digit numbers you and the computer chooses. Then, after the given numbers, add them all up and compare it to the total sum given before!"

			<< "For the guessing game, the computer chooses a random number and its your job to guess it within three tries! Good Luck!\n";



		//if user choose to play the game it ask if they want to play the math or guessing game

		if (choice == 1)

		{

			cout << "Which game do you want to play?" << endl << "1. Math Game\n" << "2. Guessing game\n" << "3. Treasure game\n" << " 4. Psyhic game\n" << endl;

			cin >> gameChoice;

		}

		if (gameChoice == 1)
		{
			MathGame();

		}
		else if (gameChoice == 2)
		{
			GuessingGame();

		}
		else if (gameChoice == 3)
		{
			TreasureGame();
		}
		else
			PsyhicGame();
	}
}

void MathGame() {}
void GuessingGame() {}
void TreasureGame() {}
void PsyhicGame() {}
chang123 (81)
Thanks Chervil and everyone who tried to help. I used Chervil modified version of my code and the terrible errors went away. Thanks Chervil and everyone and i hope the errors wont come back after i put the function definitions in. CHEERS AND GOD BLESS EVERYONES SOUL
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