Spot the error with my code...

This is a C app for finding numbers from base 10 to bases 2-16. Here is the code:

\#include "stdio.h" //With the code font, it wouldn't show stdio.h if I put it in less or greater than signs

int main(void)

{

const char baseDigits[16] ={'0','1','2','3','4','5','6','7','8','9','A','B','C','D','E','F'};

int convertedNumber[64];

long int numberToConvert;

int nextDigit, base, index = 0;

_Bool keep_going = 1;

//get number and base

while(keep_going)
    {
                     printf("Number to be converted?\n");
                     scanf("%ld", &numberToConvert);

printf("base to convert to (2-16)?\n");
                     scanf("%i", &base);

do {
                         convertedNumber[index] = numberToConvert % base;
                         index++;
                         numberToConvert = numberToConvert / base;
                     }

while(numberToConvert != 0);

for(--index; index >= 0; --index){
                                  nextDigit = convertedNumber[index];
                                  printf("%c", baseDigits[nextDigit]);

}
    return 0;
    }

When I try to compile it, Dev-C++ says that the last line of code, the closing brace for main, is an error. The exact wording is "In function main: Syntax error at end of input". Any suggestions? And no hate speech about C or Dev-C++, either.