this is my codes in banking system
please bear with my codes..im just new in doing classes

*can you help me with this error..tnx!!

#include<stdio.h>
#include<iostream.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
#include<conio.h>
#include <time.h>

class Account
{

public: 

	void Account::existing(void)
{
	cout<<"Account #: ";
	cin>>user;
	cout<<"Pin #    : ";
	cin>>pin;

	for(i=0;i<3;i++)
	{
		if(!strcmp("dlsl",user)&&("3645",pin))
		{
			cout<<"The account # and pin # you entered is not valid\nTry Again"<<endl;
	
		if(i=2)
		{
			cout<<"Not Registered Account!"<<endl;
		}
		else
		{
		
		}
		}
	}

	void Account::opennew(void)
{
	cout<<"Enter your Opening Deposit Amount: ";
	cin>>bal;

	if(bal<500)
	{
		cout<<"Insufficient Funds\nAccount cannot be created!\nPlease deposit more than P500.00.\n";
	}
	cout<<"Enter your name   : ";
	cin>>name[a];
	cout<<"Enter your Address: ";
	cin>>addr[a];
	john.display();
	cout<<"Your account is created!\nAccount No. "<<accno<<"\nCurrent Balance is "<<bal<<endl;
	cout<<"Do another Transaction? Y/N?";
	cin>>c;
	if(c=='Y')
	{
		john.meenu();
	}

private:

	char user, pin, c;
	char name[20], addr[30];
	int bal, a;
};

class Menu
{

public:

	void Menu::meenu(void)
	{
		cout<<"\t\tWELCOME!\n\n";
		cout<<"[1] Deposit"<<endl;
		cout<<"[2] Withdraw"<<endl;
		cout<<"[3] Interest"<<endl;
		cout<<"[4] Quit"<<endl;
		cout<<"Enter your choice: ";
		cin>>ch;
		switch(ch);
		{
		case 1:
			{
				john.deposit();
				break;
			}
		case 2:
			{
				john.withdraw();
				break;
			}
		case 3:
			{
				john.interest();
				break;
			}
		case 4:
			{
				exit(0);
			}
		}
		system("cls");
	}


	void Menu::display(void)
	{	
		cout<<"Hello! "<<name[a]<<endl;
		cout<<"Your Address is "<<addr[a]<<endl;
	}



	void Menu::deposit(void)
	{
		float amt;
		cout<<"\nEnter amount to be deposited: ";
		cin>>amt;
		bal=bal+amt;
		cout<<"Your current Balance is "<<bal<<endl;
	}

	void Menu::withdraw(void)
	{
		float amt;
		cout<<"\nEnter amount to be withdrawn: ";
		cin>>amt;
		if(bal-amt<500)
	{
		cout<<"\nInsufficient funds\nAmount cannot be withdrawn!\nPlease keep a minimum balance P500.00\n";
	}

	bal=bal-amt;
	cout<<"Your current balance is "<<bal<<endl;
	}

	void Menu::interest(void)
	{
		float interest;
		float rate;
		rate=0.025;
		interest=bal*rate;
		bal=bal+interest;
		cout<<"Interest Amount: "<<interest<<endl;
		cout<<"Total Amount   : "<<bal<<endl;
	}

private:
	char ch, name[20],addr[30];
	int a, bal, amt;


};

class Extras
{

public:

	void Extras::receipt(void)
	{
		rrr=fopen("receipt.txt","wa");
		fprintf(rrr,"BANKO MISMO\n\n");
		fprintf(rrr,"Name: %s\n",name[a]);
		fprintf(rrr,"Account Number: %d\n",accno);
		fprintf(rrr,"\tTHIS WILL SERVE AS YOUR OFFICIAL   RECEIPT\n");
		fprintf(rrr,"\t\tTHANK YOU!!!!\n");
		fclose(rrr);
	}

	void Extras:: date(void)
	{
	char date[9];
	char time[9];
	_strdate(date);
	cout<<"The current date is "<<date<<endl;
	_strtime(time);
	cout<<"The current time is "<<time<<endl;
	}

private:
	
	FILE *rrr;
	char name[a];
	int accno;
	float bal;
	
};

int main(void)
{
	Account abby;
	Menu john;
	Extras ewn;	

	cout<<"[1] Open New Account "<<endl;
	cout<<"[2] Existing Account "<<endl;
	cin>>choice;
	if(choice==1)
	{
		abby.existing();
	}
	else
	{
		abby.opennew();
	}
	system("cls");

}

What statement causes the error? Do you really expect us to search through 200 lines of code we didn't write to find an error that is unknown?

Please give us enough details to help you.

cpp(211) : fatal error C1075: end of file found before the left brace '{'

this error is in the main function

Just because it says line 211 doesn't mean that that is the exact position of the error. And what exactly doesn't make sense about this error?

The compiler was reading through your code and it reached the end, but there still was a { that you didn't close (every { needs to be closed by a }).

Did you even try to understand the error yourself before posting here or?

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