Expected <eof>, got end | This means..?

"Expected <eof>, got [somthing or other]" means that you probably have an extra "end" somewhere in your code, which is ending the function before you probably want it to.

function lol()
    if true == false then
        print("This is impossible :P")
        end --1
    end --2
    print("If you see this, I'm fixed!")
end --3

In this example, the function lol() ends at "end" number 2, instead of "end" number 3 like we want it to. The problem is "end" number 1, which might of been left over from some previous code. To fix the error, go through your code and make sure each of your if, for, while, etc... statements has only 1 matching "end" statement. Keeping code correctly indented really helps with this.

Do this:

function lol()
    if true == true then
        print("Always true")
        for i = 1, 10 do
            print(i)
        end
    elseif true == false then
        print("IMPOSSIBLE!")
    end
end

Not this:

function lol()
if true == true then
print("Always true")
for i = 1, 10 do
print(i)
end
elseif true == false then
print("IMPOSSIBLE!")
end
end

Good code organization habits will really pay off in the long run, when you have hundreds of lines all blending together. Good luck!

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