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Hi there, Delaine Teddy R Ndau! The first compilation error you are getting is an "unexpected end of file". This means the compiler was expecting the code to continue but it never did. This happens when we forget to add an ending closing curly brace at the end of the file. Such is the case here. If you add an additional closing curly brace at the end this error will go away.

However, once this is fixed you will be presented with two new compilation errors. One will be that keppGoing is not defined in the current context. On line 20, you wrote keppGoing = false;. But you meant to write keepGoing = false. Note the spelling of "keep". The second syntax error will be that int does not contain a definition for parse. Note the capitalization here. Almost everything in programming is case-sensitive. The data type int has no method for parse, but it does have one for Parse.

So where you wrote:

int minutes = int.parse(entry);

That should be:

int minutes = int.Parse(entry);

Once these three minor details are fixed, your code will compile and run. Hope this helps!