Can you help correct my java code?

I am making a java applet which will convert celcius to farenheight, and farenheigth to celcius, but right now I only have one. So first, can you help me correct my code because something is wrong with it when I compile it on jcreator 4.00 it shows several errors. Then after wards, can you help me find the second code I need...

import java.awt.Graphics;
import javax.swing.*;
public class temp extends JApplet
{
String type,Faren, out, name = "Jose Villarreal";
int 1=1,n,f;
double celcius

public void init()
{
type = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Enter ur number ")

if (type == "F")
(

faren = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("What are your degrees farenheit:
f = Double.parseDouble(faren);
celcius = (5/9) * (f -32);
out = "the celcius temp is " + celcius;

)

import java.awt.Graphics;
import javax.swing.*;
public class temp extends JApplet
{
String type,Faren, out, name = "Jose Villarreal";
int 1=1,n,f;
double celcius

public void init()
{
type = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Enter ur number ")

if (type == "F")
(

faren = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("What are your degrees farenheit:
f = Double.parseDouble(faren);
celcius = (5/9) * (f -32);
out = "the celcius temp is " + celcius;

)


}
public void paint (graphics g)
{
g.drawRect (15,25,270,100)
g.drawString(out,40,90);

}

}

(Here is the whole code, it didn't all appear the first time.)

type, out, name

Change type to typex, out to outx, and name to namex just to make sure you are not using reserved words.
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double celcius needs a semicolon.
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Is this cut off or not finished?

faren = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("W... are your degrees farenheit:

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f = Double.parseDouble(faren);

faren is defined as a string Faren using uppercase.
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Make sure all your lines have ';' to terminate them where needed. At first glance I can see at least 3-4 lines that need that.

I would recommend to do the code without the applet first.

The first answer was right, your double celcius variable doesn't have the ";", also, to do it the other way around, change all the variables to their opposite, that should work.