JS SyntaxError, having trouble figuring this out.

Hello everyone! :) As always, thanks for taking the time to help out a fellow Treehouser. Here's my quandary. I've been using an altered version of Dave's suggested method in my Random Number Guessing Game, and I've been having a lot of fun with it. Up til now, it's worked great. Now however, I am at the point where I am adding in conditional statements for multiple outcomes, and I knew I'd done something wrong because when I refreshed it in my browser, it no longer worked - no prompt popped up. Each time this has happened, it's been some type of syntax error on my part that I've been able to spot and resolve. This time's been a little more challenging.

I checked the JS Console in my browser, and it lists there's "Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected end of input............. script.js:37". So I know this means it's a syntax error on Line 37 (the last line), and the program doesn't know what I'm asking it to do here. The only character on line 37 is my closing curlybrace to end my "else" statement. I have tried tweaking this, removing it, even altering my <p> </p> paragraph tags, in case I had the syntax in those wrong (see how they start in one set of quotes, and end in another set, within the same document.write statement? I'm also unsure if that's okay, or if they need to be opened and closed in the same part of each statement ------ but wouldn't that mess up the paragraph effect and break it into a NEW paragraph? Oh my goodness. I guess I have two separate issues, that may possibly be related...or not. So in a nutshell,

1) As far as my <p> </p> paragraph tags in my final document.write statement, is my syntax okay there, or can it be improved? This is one of the parts of Dave's program tutorial that I altered to my own taste, but in doing so, I know I run the risk of making mistakes.

2) For the reason my program won't run, if it's not due to the paragraph tags being incorrect or something, what have I done wrong here? Is there a way to drill deeper into the message the JS Console is giving me about the syntax error?

Code is below. Thank you again for your help and feedback, you guys are a huge part of what makes Treehouse so great and so useful. I have never had a better learning experience than I have with Treehouse, and a lot of that is due to the prompt, friendly and knowledgeable help of users and teachers in the forums. You guys rock!

Thanks,

Saira

var correctGuess = false;

var randomNumber = Math.floor(Math.random() * 6) + 1;

var guess = prompt( "I am thinking of a number between 1 and 6. What is it?");

if (parseInt(guess) === randomNumber ) {

  correctGuess = true; 

} else if ( parseInt(guess) < randomNumber ) {

    var guessMore = prompt("Try again. The number I am thinking of is more than " + guess + ".");

    if (parseInt(guessMore) === randomNumber) {

        correctGuess = true;
    }

} else if ( parseInt(guess) > randomNumber ) {

    var guessLess = prompt("Try again. The number I am thinking of is less than " + guess + ".");

    if (parseInt(guessLess) === randomNumber) {

        correctGuess = true;  
}  

if ( correctGuess ) {

    document.write("<p>You guessed the number, wow!</p>");

  } else {

    document.write("<p>Sorry, that wasn't quite right. The number was actually " + randomNumber + ". Better luck next time!</p>");

}