Compiler error "identifier expected"

[Brandon Valdez]

Hello it seems like i am having a similar problem

import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.util.Scanner;

public class redoProgram412
{		Scanner inFile = new Scanner(new FileReader("bankAccounts.txt")); 
				
				PrintWriter outFile = new PrintWriter("Chap_4_12.txt");

	
		public static void main(String[] args)
	         throws FileNotFoundException
		{	
	
						
		
			String Type;
			double BankAccount;
			double Balance;
			double InterestBalance;
			double CBalance;
			double RemainBalance;
			double SSC,CSC;
			double Interest;
			SSC = 10.00;
			CSC = 25.00;
			
			while(inFile.hasNext())
			{
			BankAccount = inFile.nextDouble();
				
			Type = inFile.next();
			
			
				if ("S".equals(Type))
				{
				Interest = .04;		
				Balance = inFile.nextDouble();
				
				
				
				CBalance = inFile.nextDouble();
				
							 
						if(CBalance <= Balance)
						{
						CBalance = CBalance - SSC;
						RemainBalance = CBalance;
				outFile.println((int)BankAccount+" " + Type+ " " + Balance+ " " + RemainBalance);
						}
						else
						{
					
				
				
		       InterestBalance = CBalance * Interest;
				 RemainBalance = CBalance + InterestBalance;
				outFile.println((int)BankAccount+" " + Type+ " " + Balance+ " " + RemainBalance);
				}
				}
				
				if ("s".equals(Type))
				{
				Interest = .04;		
				Balance = inFile.nextDouble();
				
				
				
				CBalance = inFile.nextDouble();
				
				
					
					
					 
						if(CBalance <= Balance)
											
						CBalance = CBalance - SSC;
						RemainBalance = CBalance;
				outFile.println((int)BankAccount+" " + Type+ " " + Balance+ " " + RemainBalance);
						
				
				}
				else{
		       InterestBalance = CBalance * Interest;
				 RemainBalance = CBalance + InterestBalance;
				outFile.println((int)BankAccount+" " + Type+ " " + Balance+ " " + RemainBalance);
				}
				}
		
				
				if ("C".equals(Type))
				{
				Balance = inFile.nextDouble();
				
				
				CBalance = inFile.nextDouble();
				
				
						if(CBalance <= Balance)
						{
						CBalance = CBalance + CSC;
						RemainBalance = CBalance;
						outFile.println((int)BankAccount+" " + Type+ " " + Balance+ " " + RemainBalance);	
						}
							if(CBalance <= 5000)
							{	Interest = .03;
								RemainBalance = CBalance;
				outFile.println((int)BankAccount+" " + Type+ " " + Balance+ " " + RemainBalance);
							}
								if (CBalance >=5000)
								{Interest = .05;
								RemainBalance = CBalance;
				
			outFile.println((int)BankAccount+" " + Type+ " " + Balance+ " " + RemainBalance);
				}			
				else
				{
								
		       InterestBalance = CBalance * Interest;
				 RemainBalance = CBalance + InterestBalance;
				outFile.println((int)BankAccount+" " + Type+ " " + Balance+ " " + RemainBalance);
				}
				}//end if
				if ("c".equals(Type))
				{
				Balance = inFile.nextDouble();
				
				
				CBalance = inFile.nextDouble();
				
				
						if(CBalance <= Balance)
						{
						CBalance = CBalance + CSC;
						RemainBalance = CBalance;
						outFile.println((int)BankAccount+" " + Type+ " " + Balance+ " " + RemainBalance);
						}
							if(CBalance <= 5000);
							{	Interest = .03;
								RemainBalance = CBalance + InterestBalance;
				outFile.println((int)BankAccount+" " + Type+ " " + Balance+ " " + RemainBalance);
							}
								if (CBalance >=5000)
								{
								Interest = .05;
								RemainBalance = CBalance + InterestBalance;
				outFile.println((int)BankAccount+" " + Type+ " " + Balance+ " " + RemainBalance);
								}
					else{			
		       InterestBalance = CBalance * Interest;
				 RemainBalance = CBalance + InterestBalance;
				outFile.println((int)BankAccount+" " + Type+ " " + Balance+ " " + RemainBalance);
				}

						
					}//end if "c"
			
				}//end while	
		inFile.close();
				outFile.close();
			}//end main
				

//end class

the error i keep getting is the same but it is only on the inFile.close() and outfile.close(). any suggestions?

[Campbell Ritchie]

Welcome to the Ranch

Please re-post your code with correct indentation; you cannot tell whether you have got the {} correctly paired because of incorrect indentation. Also, use 4 spaces, not tabs for indenting. Then you can see whether that code is actually in the location you thought it is in.

I think you have a new problem, so I have changed your question to a new thread in its own right.

[Campbell Ritchie]

There are a lot more errors than you said. You should look at the first error and sort that out first.
Your class is inappropriately named.
You also have design problems, that you are not writing object-oriented code. Your main method is far too long; an ideal main method contains a single statement. Those two errors often go together.
There is a subtle error on line 147, too.