~ What am I doing wrong (else if) ~

I am getting a syntax error for this statement:

yes()
{
               llInstantMessage(user,"You guessed correctly.");
             if  (storage == 1);
             {
                 score = score + g1;
            llInstantMessage(user,"Score: " + (string) score);
             } 
            else  if  (storage == 2);
             {
                 score = score + g2;
            llInstantMessage(user,"Score: " + (string)score);
             }
            else  if (storage == 3);
             {
                 score = score + g3;
            llInstantMessage(user,"Score: " + (string)score);
             }
            else if (storage == 4);
             {
                 score = score + g4;
            llInstantMessage(user,"Score: " + (string)score);
             }
            else if (storage == 5);
             {
                 score = score + g5;
            llInstantMessage(user,"Score: " + (string)score);
             }
            else if (storage == 6);
             {
                 score = score + g6;
            llInstantMessage(user,"Score: " + (string)score);
             }
           else  if (storage == 7);
             {
                 score = score + g7;
            llInstantMessage(user,"Score: " + (string)score);
             }
            else if (storage == 8);
             {
                 score = score + g8;
            llInstantMessage(user,"Score: " + (string)score);
             }
            else if (storage == 9);
             {
                 score = score + g9;
            llInstantMessage(user,"Score: " + (string)score);
             }
              
}

Too many else ifs

Try:

if (storage == 9);
{
score = score + g9;
llInstantMessage(user,"Score: " + (string)score);
return;
}

probably the easiest fix

I don't know what your g values are and I had to declare some globals to test this. But it will show you a way so that you don't have to use else if tests.

list g_values = ["", "25", "93", "76", "150"];
integer storage = 2;
integer score= 15;
string user = "Jesse";
integer g;

default
{
	touch_start(integer total_number)
	{
		if(storage > 0){
			g = llList2Integer(g_values, storage);
			score += g;
			llInstantMessage(user,"You guessed correctly." + " Score: " + (string)score);
		}
	}
}

Outputs: InstantMessage(Jesse,You guessed correctly. Score: 10

You're putting semicolons at the end of your *if* and *else if* lines, that's what you're doing wrong. Because of this, the first *if* is immediately terminated, then you have a block of code which falls outside the scope of the if condition, hence the following *else ifs* are meaningless to the compiler.

It's as if you had:

if( some_condition )
{
// do nothing
}

{
// do some other stuff
}

else if( some_other_condition )
{
// else? else from *what*?
}

/me nods... Deanna's right.. there shouldn't be any semi-colons at the end of the if and else if lines