Fortran from its
development was intended for translating scientific equations into computer
code. Topics covered includes: A very brief history of Fortran, Coding in UNIX,
Compiling in UNIX, Fortran 90 v. FORTRAN 77, Basic Fortran, Program Format, Data
Types, Declaration, and Parameterization, Operations and Logical Expressions,
Precision, Intrinsic Functions, Input, Output and Format Descriptors, Control
Structure, Subroutines, External Functions, and Modules, Arrays, Derived Data
Types.
This PDF covers the
following topics related to Fortran : FORTRAN Layout, Basic Data Types,
Arithmetic Expressions, Intrinsic Functions, Basic Input and Output, DO loops,
General Form for Method 2, IF and IF blocks, Parameter Declaration, Modifying
Index Ranges, etc.
This note covers introduction,
UNIX commands, How to get started, Fortan structure, Declarations, Opening
files, Reading data, If statement, Array, Do loop, Format, Subprograms, Nag
routine, Compiling run and linking and debugging.
This note explains the
following topics: Fortran Statements, Data Types, Constants and Variables,
Operators, Task Repetition Using DO Loops, Conditional Constructs, Arrays,
Input/Output, The Use of Format and Subprograms.
This
tutorial is written in order to ease the transition from the very common and
popular programming language Fortran 77 to the more modern Fortran 90. It is
required that the reader is knowledgeable in Fortran 77. Topics covered include:
Notables in the transition from Fortran 77 to Fortran 90, Specifications, The
layout of a program, Control statements, Program units, Keyword arguments and
default arguments, Recursion, Generic routines, The use of arrays and array
sections, Pointers, The new precision concept, Additional problems at the
transition, Use of program libraries, Peculiarities in the language Fortran 90,
Status of Fortran 95 and Different Fortran standards.
This book covers the following topics: What
Is Fortran, Basic Fortran Concepts, Program Structure and Layout, Fortran in
Practice, Constants, Variables, and Arrays, Arithmetic, Character Handling and
Logic, Control Statements, Procedures, Input/Output Facilities, DATA Statement,
Common Blocks, Obsolete and Deprecated Features, Common Extensions to the
Fortran Standard.
Author(s): Clive
G. Page, University of Leicester, UK