Problem trying to debug my program.

Question

Take a look at the code. It's a Soccer program which lets the user enter details about the teamcode, wins, losses etc. On line "44", I'm using a do. But I'm getting an error that says:
C:\Program Files\Xinox Software\JCreator LE\MyProjects\soccer\Soccer.java:44: Type expected.
     do {
     ^
1 error
Here's the code itself:
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import java.io.*;     //import input/output functions
public class Soccer {     //soccer class      public soccer () { //constructor (wasnt needed for this program)     } public static void main(String args[]) throws IOException {         //main method
     String temp;
     int teams[][] = new int[8][9];     //team array (note there is an additonal value for each team.
                         //the additional value is used for sorting later
     char teamCodes[] = {'A','B','C','D','E','F','G','H'}; //for team code output
     DataInputStream stdin = new DataInputStream(System.in);     //create new data input object
     int games = 1;               //create variable to record number of games entered
     do {
     System.out.println("Game #:" + games);     
     System.out.println("Enter data (format <team code 1><team score 1><team code 2><team score 2>)");
     char teamCode1, teamCode2;
     int teamScore1, teamScore2;
     temp = stdin.readLine();          //Input data from user.
     System.out.println("");
     if(!temp.equals("done")){              //Check if the user typed done.
          teamCode1 = temp.charAt(0);     //Enter team code into char variable.
          teamScore1 = Character.getNumericValue(temp.charAt(1));     //Remember 1st team score.
          teamCode2 = temp.charAt(2);     //Remember 2nd team code.
          teamScore2 = Character.getNumericValue(temp.charAt(3));     //Remember 2nd team score.
          int i = getIndex(teamCode1);     //Get the index of this team in the array.
          int i2 = getIndex(teamCode2);     //Get the index of the 2nd team.
          teams[1]++;               //Increase number of games played.
          teams[i2][1]++;               //Increase number of games played.
          if(teamScore1 > teamScore2){         //Team 1 won.
          teams[i][2]++;          //wins
          teams[i2][4]++;          //losses
          teams[i][7] += 2;          //add points     
          if(teamScore1 < teamScore2){         //team 1 lost
          teams[i][4]++;          //increase losses
          teams[i2][2]++;          //increase wins
          teams[i2][7] += 2;          //add points
          if(teamScore1 == teamScore2){         //Teams tied.
          teams[i][3]++;          //Increase number of ties.
          teams[i2][3]++;          //Increase number of ties.
          teams[i][7]++;          //Give a point.
          teams[i2][7]++;          //Give a point.
          games++;               //Increase number of games entered.
     }                         //End first half of if-check.
     else
          games = 49; //Exit the loop.
          //Rearrange the teams in order of best to worst.
          int teams2[][] = new int[8][8];     //Create an array for sorting the teams into.
          int highScore = 0;
          int iTeam = 0;
          for(int n = 0; n < 8; n++){         //Loop to sort the teams.
          for(int i = 0; i < 8; i++){         //Loop to sort the teams.
               if(teams[i][7] > highScore && teams[i][8] != -1){     //If this team has the highest score and check that it hasnt been sorted already.
               teams[i][8] = -1;          //Make it so that it doesn't check for this team next 'n' loop, since we already found this to be the highest.
               highScore = teams[i][7];     //Make the highest score this team's score.
               iTeam = i;               //This will be the next team entered into the team2 array.
               }                    //End highscore check.
          }                         //End sorting loop.
          teams2[n] = teams[iTeam];          //Create an array of teams, sorted.
          }                         //End sorting loop.
          //Check for tied points, and decide better team by goals for / against and stuff.
          //Print the output table.
          System.out.println("Team | Games | Wins | Ties | Losses | Goals | Goals | Points ");
          System.out.println("Code | Played | | | | For | Against |");
          for(int i = 0; i < 8; i++){         //loop to output table
          System.out.print(" " + teamCodes[i] + " ");     //output array information
          for(int j = 1; j < 8; j++){               
               System.out.print(" " + teams[i][j] + " ");     //output array information
          System.out.println("");
     while(games < 49); //check if we have exceeded the limit for games entered }
public static int getIndex(char theInput){ //find the index of this teamcode in the array
     switch(theInput){     //check which character was sent to this method
     case 'a':
          return 0;     //return the index in the array that this character matches
     case 'b':
          return 1;
     case 'c':
          return 2;
     case 'd':
          return 3;
     case 'e':
          return 4;
     case 'f':
          return 5;
     case 'g':
          return 6;
     case 'h':
          return 7;          
     default:     //the input was incorrect... return an error
          return -1;
// End of soccer program. Wheeeeeee.
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Any idea to what I've done wrong with this? Please respond soon. Thanks!

Answer 1

probably, but a) without [code ] tags it's a pain to read through your code and b) the problem the above poster mentions is the reason for your compiler error, so fix that and the compiler will probably tell you about the rest of your trouble.
Lee