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Answer 1

Take good care of indentation. It helps a lot to find this kind lf issue.
Ah, pls don't upvote yourself...

Answer 2

You are missing a closing bracket "}" at the end of your code

Answer 3

ODLNT there is the closing bracket in css and javascript there is no single bracket in css and js

Answer 4

Emerson Prado ok...

Answer 5

MikroMick
Your JS code has 5 curly brackets, 3 open brackets, and 2 closing brackets. This is the cause of your problem. It is also the reason for the
error message "Unexpected end of input".

Adding a closing curly bracket to the end of your code will solve this issue.

Answer 6

ODLNT ok

Answer 7

And ODLNT it's a curly brace "{" This is a bracket "["

Answer 8

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