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What does unexpected token mean in processing?
What does unexpected token mean in processing? That's the error message I got when I tried to run sketch in java.
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It means that there is something wrong written in the code. Just after those words tehre is the offending character. Like "unexpected token: x". So you got a senseless 'x' in your code. If you didn't noticed that, perhaps is a period or other punctuation sign...
Syntax Error
Missing closing )'s or }'s and a unbalanced quoted string can get things out of wack. An unexpected
voidin a tab often means a missing closing quote in another tab left the compiler looking and looking right on into the next tab.When this type of error occurs review your most recent edits for introduced syntax errors.