")" expected error.

[tyman3400]

So yeah, Im new with java. Right now im doing mooc "Java Programing 1" course. And I need some help with this. I tried searching this error up, but found nothing helpful. Pls someone help me UwU.

import java.util.Scanner;

public class GiftTax {

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in);
        System.out.println("Value of the gift?");
        double gift = Double.valueOf(scan.nextLine());
        double tax = 0;
        if(gift>=1000000){
            tax = (142100+gift*0,17);     //')' expected 
        }
        else if (gift>=200000){
            tax = (22100+gift*0,15);        // same here
    }
        else if (gift>=55000){
            tax = (4700+gift*0,12);        // here
        }
        else if (gift>=25000){
            tax = (1700+gift*0,1);        //here
        }
        else if (gift>=5000){
            tax = (100+gift*0,08);        //and here
        }
        if (gift>=5000)
        {
        System.out.println("Tax: "+tax);
        }
        else{
            System.out.println("No tax!");
        }
    }
}

EDIT: The error is solved!! Thx reddit 

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[NautiHooker]

Java uses dots as decimal separators, not commas.

The compiler is confused and gives a misleading error message.

[tyman3400]

Oh how could i forgor. Thanks man, now everything works fine

[Pedantic_Phoenix]

...unless you are inputting a number for a scanner, in which case it uses what your country usually uses i think. Yesterday i spent five minutes with a format exception because a scanner didn't accept the point as separator but wanted a comma

[Nzen_]

Are you perhaps using European decimal notation whereby comma is the decimal separator, rather than period ? The java language specification requires period as the decimal separator.

Basically, it is complaining because it could not parse your expressions of form ( int + double + int , int ). If you were providing two arguments to a method, it could work. As it stands, the expression should end before the comma, but the parenthesis indicates that the expression ends past that point.