Expected primary-expression before 'else?

You forgot the closing brace for the block after the second else if.

You are missing the brace, as has been pointed out, but the flaw comes from not being able to look at the code indentation correctly and not being able to clearly see the error. The indentation on the else if's is indented one more than the if, and if this were not the case, you would quickly see the missing brace, but, as formatted, it is more easily missed, although I did not even read the whole post before looking at the code and spotting the missing brace myself (I have a lot of legacy code which I maintain that has bad indentation that I have been fixing for years, and this is a common type of formatting error that leads to this specific problem.. Proper formatting would lead to the spotting of this type of error much more quickly, especially in programmers that have not been programming for a long time and are not seasoned to fix the formatting in their head as they read through before looking at code specifics. Jay.

Looks like you are missing a brace } after.

PLease add the closing brace before the else. Else if(PlayerSame == 0 && ComputerSame == 1) { cout"; } else { cout.

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