reached end of file while parsing

[spittinfire]

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I am trying to correct the errors on an assignment that has already been graded because I have to now modify it and add to it for my next assignment. I dont want to go to my next assignment when I cannot even fix this error. The error and it is the only error I have thank goodness, says "reached end of file while parsing". Can anyone please take a look, thank you very much!

// HairColorInventory.Java
// Hair color program
import java.util.Scanner; // program uses class Scanner
 
public class HairColorInventory
{
     // main method begins execution of Java application
     public static void main( String args[] )
     {
 
     HairColor myHairColor = new HairColor();
 
     String [] productNumber = {0011, 0012, 0013, 0014, 0015};
 
     String [] itemName = {red, gold, blond, platinum, amber};
 
          int [] numberofUnits = {100, 130, 99, 40, 44};
 
          double [] priceperUnit = {75, 60, 55, 49, 52};
 
          double [] inventoryValue;
 
     double entireValue;
     {
 
    for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++)
    {
        // for loop to print the array of items, item numbers, number of units, price, and value
 
 
             System.out.println("\n\nitemName: "+itemName[i]);
 //display item name
             System.out.println("productNumber: "+productNumber[i]);
 //display item number
             System.out.println("Quantity in Stock: "+numberofUnits[i]);
 //display quantity in stock
             System.out.println("Item Price:$ "+priceperUnit[i]);
 //display item price
            System.out.printIn(inventoryvalue[i] = numberofunits[i] * priceperunit[i]);
 //calculate the inventory value of each item
             System.out.println("Value of Inventory:$ "+inventoryValue[i]);
 //display total value of inventory for this item
 
     }
        // end of for loop
 
 
    for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++)
    {
        // for loop to calculate entire inventory value
 
        entireValue = entirevalue + inventoryvalue[i];
        // calculation of entire inventory value
 
    }
 
    System.out.println("Entire inventory value:$ "+entireValue);
    // display entire inventory value
 
    Manufacturer.myManufacturer();
    // call subclass and display the manufacturer of the hair products
 
    System.out.println("The restocking fee of item " +itemName[1]+ ",product number " +productNumber[1]+ " is "+restockingFee(inventoryValue[1]));
    // give the inventory restocking price for an item from the array by calling the restockingFee subclass
 
 
} // end main method
}}//end class HairColorInventory
 
public class Manufacturer extends HairColorInventory
 
{
 
    public static void myManufacturer()
    {
        System.out.println
        ("Paul Mitchell is the Manufacturer of my Hair Inventory.");
}
 
public class RestockingFee
 
 
{
 
{
 
    double reStockFee;
 
    reStockFee = (oldInventoryCost * .05) + oldInventoryCost;
 
    return reStockFee;
 
}
 
}

Here is my error:
C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\My Documents\part3.java:95: reached end of file while parsing
}
^
1 error

Tool completed with exit code 1

[BigDaddyLH]

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[BigDaddyLH]

That means you have more "{" braces than "}" braces. Print your file, take a pencil and try to match all the braces: { ---> }

[SammyB]

-The error and it is the only error I have thank goodness...

Unfortunately, as you will soon learn, the compiler only detected one error, but when you fix it, there will be more errors. Do as BigDaddy suggested, plus you might want to remove some of the unnecessary braces: they are causing you to lose your place; for example, the comment at line 67 is wrong, the actual end of main is the first brace at line 68.

Also, line 13 & 15 are defining string arrays, but there are no strings. You also need to watch your capital letters; for example, in line 52, the compiler thinks that entireValue and entirevalue are two different variables. Another thing, there is some code missing: there no definition for the HairColor class. There are some problems with the call to the restockingFee method on line 63. Remember that this method in in a different class, so how do you have to call it? Speaking of the restocking method, check your method header, also where does it get oldInventoryCost? Finally, it may not cause any problems, but why do you have Manufacturer extending HairColorInventory?

Sorry for th big list, but hopefully this will get you back on track. Post back with your new code if you are still having problems! HTH --Sam