Can understand whats wrong with this simple code.

[Dudeman456]

I'm sort new to Java programing, and I created this simple converter, but when I try to complie it, it gives me an exception error, could some one tell me how to correct this code.

 import java.text.*;
import javax.swing.*;

public class Converter
{
	private final static double EURO = .8295577, YEN = 115.614, CAD = 1.17781;
	
	public static void main (String[] args)
    {
	 	String input =null;
	 	double US= 0.0;
	 	DecimalFormat twoPrecision = new DecimalFormat("0.00");
	    input() = 0
 		
		try{
	
		    
		     US = Double.parseDouble (input);
			 System.out.print("US to Euro: ");
			 System.out.println(twoPrecision.format(US * EURO));
	       
	       
	         US = Double.parseDouble (input);
			 System.out.print("US to Yen: ");
			 System.out.println(twoPrecision.format(US * YEN));
		
		
		     
	         US = Double.parseDouble (input);
			 System.out.print("US to Cad: ");
			 System.out.println(twoPrecision.format(US * CAD));
		
		}
		catch(NumberFormatException e)
		{
			JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null,
			                 "You must enter a number",
			                 "Input data error",
			                 JOptionPane.ERROR_MESSAGE);
		}
	}
}

[Dudeman456]

The compliler reports the error t line 14, which is under "input( ) = 0" and above "try {"

Error: ',' expected

[mr1yh1]

input() = 0

..?
if i change it with
input = "10";
it runs.