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    copied!<p>I tried compiling this, and got an error saying: $javac Question2.java 2>&amp;1 Question2.java:55: error: reached end of file while parsing } ^ 1 error TYPE CANNOT BE RESOLVED TO A VARIABLE</p> <p>I am pretty sure the code is correct but there is a little thing I am missing. The program is meant to check the type of ticket (standard/vip/restricted) and discount(none/student/pensioner), if vip is selected, there is no discount, and there is 5% and 10% discounts for students and pensioners respectively, but I am unable to sort out the input methods, or type declarations.</p> <p>Any sort of help is appreciated. PS, I am a student currently learning Java and cannot seem to find the exact solution to this problem, hence I've posted a question here.</p> <pre><code>import java.util.Scanner; public class Question2 { public static void main(String args[]){ Scanner userinput = new Scanner(System.in); String ticket ; System.out.print(" Type of Ticket: "); ticket = userinput.next(); String discount; System.out.print("What sort of discount do you have?"); discount = userinput.next(); int standard = 40; int restricted = 20; int VIP = 60; if ((ticket == "standard") &amp;&amp; (type == "student")) { double standard_student = standard * 0.95; } if ((ticket == "standard") &amp;&amp; (type == "pensioners")) { double standard_pensioners = standard * 0.90; } if ((ticket == "restricted") &amp;&amp; (type == "student")) { double restricted_students = restricted * 0.95; } if ((ticket == "restricted") &amp;&amp; (type == "pensioner")) { double restricted_pensioner = restricted * 0.90; } if (ticket=="standard") System.out.print("Your ticket costs $."); if (ticket == "restricted") System.out.print("Your ticket costs $."); if (ticket== "VIP") System.out.print("Your discount type cannot be used with your requested ticket type."); System.out.println ("Thank you!"); } </code></pre>
 

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