Fortran 95 Language Features
This is an overview of Fortran 95 language features. Topics covered includes: Language elements, Intrinsic data types, Expressions and assignments, Control statements, Program units and procedures, Array handling, Pointers, Intrinsic procedures, Data transfer and Operations on external files.
Author(s): Wikipedia.org
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Introduction to Fortran by David Apsley
This PDF covers the following topics related to Fortran : Fortran Background, Creating and Compiling Fortran Code, A Simple Program, Basic Elements of Fortran, Repetition: do and do while, Decision-Making: if and select, Arrays, Text Handling, Functions and Subroutines, Input and Output, Modules.
Author(s): David Apsley
46 Pages
Fortran is a general purpose programming language, mainly intended for mathematical computations in science applications . Fortran is an acronym for FORmula TRANslation, and was originally capitalized as FORTRAN. This PDF covers the following topics related to Fortran : What is Fortran?, Fortran basics, Variables, declarations, and types, Expressions and assignment, Logical expressions, The if statements, Loops, Arrays, Subprograms, Random numbers and Monte Carlo simulations, Simple input and output, Format statements, File I/O, Common blocks, data and block data, Debugging, Running Fortran on the Physics Department’s VAX computer, A sample Fortran program for Lab.
Author(s): University of Utah
28 Pages
This note covers the following topics: Introduction to Computer System, Computer Programms, Fortran Evolution,Fortran 90 Programming, Language elements, Data Objects, Expression and Assignment, Control Flow, Mixing Objects of different types, Intrinsic Procedures, Simple Input/Output, Arrays, selected Intrinsic Functions, Object Orientation, Modules, Pointers and Targets, Complex Data Types and Handling Exceptions.
Author(s): University of Liverpool
278 Pages
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.
Author(s): Pradeep P. Bhat, Rice University
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Introduction to Fortran 90 by Daniel Brown
This note explains the following topics: High-level programming languages, Analysis of program, Introduction to UNIX, Creating and editing files, UNIX commands, Data Types and Handling, Arithmetic and Assignment, Initial Values and Constants, Decision Making in Fortran, Repeating Parts of your Program, Arrays, Functions and Subroutines, File Handling.
Author(s): Daniel Brown
86 Pages
Introductory Fortran Programming
This book explains the following topics: Motivation, Fortran 77 and 95, Fortran 77 programming, Fortran 95 programming, Compiling and linking Fortran programs, Manipulate data files (File I/O), File handling in Fortran, Arrays and loops, Subroutines and functions in Fortran, Pointers in Fortran 95.
Author(s): Gunnar Wollan
240 Pages
Fortran 90 for the Fortran 77 Programmer
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.
Author(s): Bo Einarsson and Yurij Shokin
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This note covers the following topics: Basic Fortran, Selective Execution, Repetitive Execution, Functions and Modules, Subroutines, One-Dimensional Arrays, Multi-Dimensional Arrays, Formated Input and Output,Fortran Control Structures, Fortran Subprograms and Fortran Arrays.
Author(s): Dr. C.-K. Shene, Michigan Technological University
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