problem with if and else code... in ruby

Do not treat to the variables and conditions ...

def index
end 

def search    
  count = 1
  while count < 3
    if count == 1
      @movie = "not found" if @code1 == nil || @code1 == ""
      if @movie == ""
      end
    end
    if count == 2
      @movie = "not found" if @code1 == nil || @code1 == ""
      if @movie == ""
        if @code1.include? "movshare"
        end
        if @code1.include? "novamove"
        end
      end 
    end
    count++
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end
end

what is the problem in this code? i get an error: syntax error, unexpected keyword_end

you have one more unnecessary 'end'. There are 9 opening clauses including def, while and if and 10 closing end

You are confusing the interpreter with your count++. ++ does not exist in Ruby. You need to use count += 1. The interpreter is probably assuming that is an expression involving addition, and expecting another operand but instead finding end