expected } before else

[psychocoyote]

Thanks for reading this in advance

Basically I compile my script and I get this return error

lab05.cpp: In function ‘int main()’:
lab05.cpp:46: error: expected `}' before ‘else’
lab05.cpp: At global scope:
lab05.cpp:46: error: expected unqualified-id before ‘else’
lab05.cpp:61: error: expected declaration before ‘}’ token

Anyone care to point and laugh at what obvious mistake I'm making?
It's supposed to read

This program interactively reads two quiz
scores and prints the maximum.

Entering function GetScore
Entering function RangeError
You entered an invalid score.
Scores must be in the range 0-800 (inclusive).
Please try again.





Here is the source:

/*
    LAB05.cpp. This program reads two quiz scores
    (between 0 and 800) and prints the maximum
*/ 

#include <iostream>
using namespace std ;

/* ================================== */
/* FUNCTION DECLARATIONS (PROTOTYPES) */
/* ================================== */

void PrintInfo(void);
       /* This function prints information that tells 
          what the program does. */ 

int GetScore(void);
       /* Prompt for a score (an int), read it & return it. */

bool RangeError(int score);
       /* Return true if score is out of range,
          else return false.  
          The range is 0-800, inclusive. */

int maximum(int x, int y); 
       /* Return the maximum of x and y */ 

/* ================================== */
/* ================================== */

int main(void)
{
   int score1,         // score #1 
       score2;         // score #2 
   
   // Call function PrintInfo.
    PrintInfo();
   //  Call function GetScore, to obtain a value for score1.
   score1 = GetScore(); 
   //  IF score1 is out of range, print an error message.
    if (RangeError(score1));
       cout << "You entered an invalid score.\nScores must be in the range 0-800 (inclusive).\nPlease try again.\n";
      
   //   ELSE 
    else
   //         Call GetScore a second time, to obtain a value for score2.
    { 
    score2 = GetScore();
   //         IF score2 is out of range, print an error message.
        if (RangeError(score2));
          cout << "You entered an invalid score.\nScores must be in the range 0-800 (inclusive).\nPlease try again.\n";   
    //         ELSE, using a call to function maximum within a cout
   //         statement, print the maximum score.
          else  
              cout << "The maximum of the two scores is: " << maximum(score1,score2) << endl;
     
    }    
   return 0;

}
/* ================================== */
/*       FUNCTION DEFINITIONS         */
/* ================================== */


/* ================================== */
void PrintInfo(void)
{
   cout << endl ; 
   cout << "This program interactively reads two quiz";
   cout << endl ; 
   cout << "scores and prints the maximum.";
   cout << endl ; 
   cout << endl ; 
}
/* ================================== */


/* ================================== */
int GetScore(void)
{
   /* stub for GetScore  */
    cout << "Entering function GetScore" << endl ;
    return 950 ; 
}
/* ================================== */


/* ================================== */
bool RangeError(int score) 
{
   /* stub for RangeError */
    cout << "Entering function RangeError" << endl ;

    return true ;
}
/* ================================== */


/* ================================== */
int maximum(int x, int y)
{
   /* stub for maximum */
    cout << "Entering function maximum" << endl ;
    return x ; 
}
/* ================================== */

[Rabbit]

The if syntax is

if (expression) {
  // code for true
} else {
 // code for false
}