Wrong Number of Brackets

Remember that brackets are barriers around blocks of code. They show where the block of code starts and where it stops. You must have a closing bracket for each and every opening bracket. If you have too many or too few closing brackets, then the compiler will try to make sense of your code, but will generate some very peculiar errors. It is usually a good idea to check your code to make sure you have one and only one closing bracket for each and every opening bracket.