Comment out the entire "if/else" construct and see if your program still compiles. Seems to me you have a syntax error somewhere in your code prior to the "if/else" construct altogether. The problem is that the compiler is flagging an error that is obvious (else with no if" rather than more thoroughly examining the code to detect a previous error. That's one of the pitfalls of C/C++.
And I am in no way dismissing your capability -- it's a very easy oversight to make.
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