Whats wrong with my code?

Making celcius to farenheight java applet.

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

public void init()
{
typex = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Enter ur number ")
;
if (type == "F")


Faren = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("X:
) f = Double.parseDouble(Faren);
celcius = (5/9) * (f -32);
outx = "the celcius temp is " + celcius;


;

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

}

}

(jcreator is telling me something is wrong with the following:

<identifier> expected line 6

unclosed string literal : line 16

and

')' expected line 17

I dont understand how to correct these.

This line is illegal:
int 1=1,n,f;
as "int" is used to declare a variable of type integer. You could always try saying
int one = 1;
int f;

but I have no idea what the n is doing there.
It's difficult to figure out what else is wrong with your code as it's not formatted correctly. I suggest checking to make sure that each opening parenthesis has a closing one and that each line (excluding if statements and fuction declarations) ends with a semi-colon ;

Try removing the line break between those two lines and ensure the string has close quotes as well.

Rename type, out and name to make sure you are not using reserved words.

Given how screwed up the syntax of this program is, I'd guess that you didn't actually write it, but copied it from some other source.

Start over with the minimal code you need to get it to compile, then add code to prompt the user and display the result. Make sure you understand what you're doing at each step, and you'll be a lot better off.