Converting to Julian Date

[ErinCorona]

Hey guys,
I'm trying to take a date and convert it to a Julian number so that I can construct a schedule. Our teacher gave us example code to do this conversion, but I keep getting an error that I can't seem to fix...

|line 17 error: expected ';' before numeric constant|

I've been researching it online, and I don't understand many of the answers given. Can someone explain what I need to do in terms a newbie can understand?

//*************************************************************************************************
//Function to take date of installation and convert it to a julian date in order to calculate
//service schedule.
int ConvertDate(int year, int month, int day)
{//Passes in Installation date
    //Declare variables to be used in converting date
    int julianDate;
    int I;
    int J;
    int K;
    I = year;
    J = month;
    K = day;

    //Formula to convert gregorian date to julian date
    julianDate = K - 32075 + 1461 *(I + 4800 +(J - 14)/ 12)/ 4 + 367 *
                 (J - 2 -(J - 14)/ 12 *12) 2/ 12 - 3 * ((I + 4900 +(J-14)/12)/100)/4;

    return julianDate;
}

[Stewbond]

I'm zooming into here on line 17:

(J - 2 -(J - 14)/ 12 *12) 2/ 12 - 3 * ((I + 4900 +(J-14)/12)/100)/4;
(J - 2 -(J - 14)/ 12 *12) 2/ 12
/ 12 *12) 2/ 12
*12) 2/
12) 2

You're missing an operator between the 12) and the 2.

It's thinking that you just forgot a ; but we know that isn't the case.

[ErinCorona]

Aha! Thanks!