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Expression errors making no sense!?

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I've spent ages writing my first script in java but for nearly all my methods I get these errors (example):

 

C:\Users\xxx\Documents\JCreator Pro\MyProjects\1main.java:107: error: illegal start of expression
public void deposit() //throws InterruptedException
       ^
C:\Users\xxx\Documents\JCreator Pro\MyProjects\1\main.java:107: error: ';' expected
public void deposit() //throws InterruptedException
 
 
the start of this method is what is causing the errors as well as the other methods in the class.
public void deposit() throws InterruptedException
{
	Entity bank1 = objects.closest("Bank booth");
	if (bank1 != null)
	{
		while(!this.bank.isOpen())
		{
		bank1.interact("Bank");
		sleep(random(100, 220));
		}	
		if (this.bank.isOpen())
		{
			this.bank.depositAllExcept(995);
			sleep(random(50, 160));	
			this.bank.withdrawAll(xxxx);
			sleep(random(50, 160));	
		}
	}
}

It just doesn't make any sense and I can't find the issue... 

 

Moreover, will this deposit method successfully deposit and withdraw? 

 

Any advice is highly appreciated thank you!

 

ew!

 

Don't use while loops :)

 

here: I rewrote it a bit:

public void deposit() throws InterruptedException
{
	Entity bank1 = objects.closest("Bank booth");
	if (bank1 != null && bank1.exists())
	{
		if(!this.bank.isOpen())
		{
		bank1.interact("Bank");
		sleep(random(1000, 2200));
		} else {
                        this.bank.depositAllExcept(995); //USE NAMES! MUCH EASIER TO READ
			sleep(random(50, 160));	
			this.bank.withdrawAll(xxxx); //you have xxxx here, not sure if you intended for this
			sleep(random(50, 160));	
                }	
	}
}

That should work successfully.

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