HELP! I can't figure out what's wrong with my arduino uno!

Every time I try to click the check, or upload buttons, it almost instantly says: exit status 1

Error compiling for board Arduino/Genuino Uno.

I've tried everything that I can think of but it always comes up with the same error message. Why it says int out4=9; is because the pin 11 is broken on my arduino. I can't put any wires into pin 11. Please Help! The code that I'm using is:

int A4pin=A5;
int A2pin=A3;
int A1pin=A1;

int B4pin=2;
int B2pin=4;
int B1pin=6;

int out8=10;
int out4=9;
int out2=12;
int out1=13;

void Setup() {
Serial.begin(9600);
pinMode(A4pin,INPUT);
pinMode(A2pin,INPUT);
pinMode(A1pin,INPUT);

pinMode(B4pin,INPUT);
pinMode(B2pin,INPUT);
pinMode(B1pin,INPUT);

pinMode(out8, OUTPUT);
pinMode(out4, OUTPUT);
pinMode(out2, OUTPUT);
pinMode(out1, OUTPUT);
}

void Loop() {
int A4val=0;
int A2val=0;
int A1val=0;

int B4val=0;
int B2val=0;
int B1val=0;

int Aval;
int Bval;

int outval;

A4val = digitalRead(A4pin);
A2val = digitalRead(A2pin);
A1val = digitalRead(A1pin);

B4val = digitalRead(B4pin);
B2val = digitalRead(B2pin);
B1val = digitalRead(B1pin);

int A4valcal = A4val;
int A2valcal = A2val;
int A1valcal = A1val;

int B4valcal = B4val;
int B2valcal = B2val;
int B1valcal = B1val;

if (A4val==0){
A4valcal = 1;
}

if (A4val==1){
A4valcal = 0;
}

if (A2val==0){
A2valcal = 1;
}

if (A2val==1){
A2valcal = 0;
}

if (A1val==0){
A1valcal = 1;
}

if (A1val==1){
A1valcal = 0;
}

if (B4val==0){
B4valcal = 1;
}

if (B4val==1){
B4valcal = 0;
}

if (B2val==0){
B2valcal = 1;
}

if (B2val==1){
B2valcal = 0;
}

if (B1val==0){
B1valcal = 1;
}

A4val = A4valcal;
A2val = A2valcal;
A1val = A1valcal;

B4val = B4valcal;
B2val = B2valcal;
B1val = B1valcal;

Serial.print("A = ");
Serial.print(A4val);
Serial.print(A2val);
Serial.println(A1val);

Serial.print("B = ");
Serial.print(B4val);
Serial.print(B2val);
Serial.println(B1val);

Aval=(A4val4)+(A2val2)+(A1val1);
Bval=(B4val
4)+(B2val2)+(B1val1);

outval=Aval+Bval;

Serial.println("total = outval");
Serial.println(outval);
Serial.println("");

digitalWrite(out8,LOW);
digitalWrite(out4,LOW);
digitalWrite(out2,LOW);
digitalWrite(out1,LOW);

if (outval>=8) {
digitalWrite(out8,HIGH);
outval=outval-8;
}

if (outval>=4) {
digitalWrite(out4,HIGH);
outval=outval-4;
}

if (outval>=2) {
digitalWrite(out2,HIGH);
outval=outval-2;
}

if (outval>=1) {
digitalWrite(out1,HIGH);
outval=outval-1;
}

}

OK, I give up.

Where are your loop() and setup() functions ?

, it almost instantly says: exit status 1

It says a whole lot more than that.

UKHeliBob:
OK, I give up.

Where are your loop() and setup() functions ?

And your code tags?

C and C++ are case sensitive. Loop and loop are not the same thing.

Thank you all for taking time and effort to try and help me. It means a lot. Thanks for the feedback. What do you mean when you say "Where are your loop() and setup() functions ?", and "And your code tags?"? Okay, so I changed the capital L in Loop to a lower case l, and did the same thing for setup too. I'm trying to make a 3-bit binary calculator. I don't know how to correctly declare something. I'm new to coding. Iv'e also added a some libraries to my code thinking that it would help. The libraries that I have
in my code now are, Packetizer, BowlerCom, bitreader, UnoWiFiDevEdSerial1, and UnoWiFiDevEd. Do I need to add or delete a/some library/libraries? What I'm trying to make is from, this site. Does anyone know anything I can do for this? The error message that I get every time I try to verify or upload is:

Arduino: 1.8.8 (Windows 7), Board: "Arduino/Genuino Uno"

In file included from C:\Users\student\Documents\Arduino\libraries\BowlerCom\src/BowlerStack/include/DyIO/Debug_DyIO.h:10:0,

from C:\Users\student\Documents\Arduino\libraries\BowlerCom\src/BowlerStack/include/DyIO/DyIO_def.h:19,

from C:\Users\student\Documents\Arduino\libraries\BowlerCom\src/BowlerStack/include/DyIO/BOLWER_EEPROM.h:18,

from C:\Users\student\Documents\Arduino\libraries\BowlerCom\src/Platform/include/arch/Arduino/BowlerConfig.h:7,

from C:\Users\student\Documents\Arduino\libraries\BowlerCom\src/BowlerStack/include/Bowler/Bowler.h:48,

from C:\Users\student\Documents\Arduino\libraries\BowlerCom\src/BowlerCom.h:15,

from C:\Users\student\Documents\Arduino\Calculator\Calculator.ino:2:

C:\Users\student\Documents\Arduino\libraries\BowlerCom\src/BowlerStack/include/DyIO/DyIO_def.h:42:17: error: expected unqualified-id before numeric constant

#define INFO 0x6f666e69 // 'info' Get and set the name string

^

C:\Users\student\Documents\Arduino\libraries\Arduino_Uno_WiFi_Dev_Ed_Library\src/lib/espduino.h:126:8: note: in expansion of macro 'INFO'

void INFO(String info);

^

C:\Users\student\Documents\Arduino\Calculator\Calculator.ino: In function 'void loop()':

Calculator:53:25: error: 'A4pin' was not declared in this scope

A4val = digitalRead(A4pin);

^

Calculator:54:25: error: 'A2pin' was not declared in this scope

A2val = digitalRead(A2pin);

^

Calculator:55:25: error: 'A1pin' was not declared in this scope

A1val = digitalRead(A1pin);

^

Calculator:57:25: error: 'B4pin' was not declared in this scope

B4val = digitalRead(B4pin);

^

Calculator:58:25: error: 'B2pin' was not declared in this scope

B2val = digitalRead(B2pin);

^

Calculator:59:25: error: 'B1pin' was not declared in this scope

B1val = digitalRead(B1pin);

^

Calculator:153:18: error: 'out8' was not declared in this scope

digitalWrite(out8,LOW);

^

Calculator:154:18: error: 'out4' was not declared in this scope

digitalWrite(out4,LOW);

^

Calculator:155:18: error: 'out2' was not declared in this scope

digitalWrite(out2,LOW);

^

Calculator:156:18: error: 'out1' was not declared in this scope

digitalWrite(out1,LOW);

^

exit status 1
'A4pin' was not declared in this scope

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#define INFO    0x6f666e69 // 'info'  Get and set the name string

                ^

C:\Users\student\Documents\Arduino\libraries\Arduino_Uno_WiFi_Dev_Ed_Library\src/lib/espduino.h:126:8: note: in expansion of macro 'INFO'

  void INFO(String info);

A macro with the same name as a function?

The #define statement is going to be handled, resulting in the compiler seeing:

void 0x6f666e69(String info);

What do you expect the compiler to make of that?

Try the tutorial/examples included with the IDE
Work on flashing a LED, and other fundamentals before you move on.