Fortran 90 – How to create a coordinate system
So I need to code a simple program, and I need to define 2D coordinates?
Fortran 90 – How to create a coordinate system
So I need to code a simple program, and I need to define 2D coordinates?
Fortran 90 – How to create a coordinate system
So I need to code a simple program, and I need to define 2D coordinates?
Identity matrix using Fortran 95
The following code give the identity matrix of any size the user wish it to be:
Identity matrix using Fortran 95
The following code give the identity matrix of any size the user wish it to be:
Identity matrix using Fortran 95
The following code give the identity matrix of any size the user wish it to be:
Identity matrix using Fortran 95
The following code give the identity matrix of any size the user wish it to be:
Arrays’ subscripts priority
I was reading a lecture on arrays for Fortran 90
and I came across this sentence :
‘Fortran always stores by columns – the first subscript
varies more rapidly than the second, and so on.’
Arrays’ subscripts priority
I was reading a lecture on arrays for Fortran 90
and I came across this sentence :
‘Fortran always stores by columns – the first subscript
varies more rapidly than the second, and so on.’
Why was Fortran never used to develop an Operating System?
I’m not a Fortran developer myself, but I’m about to use it a little and found myself wondering why, if it is much older than C but equally as performant as C, was it never used to develop any operating system before C and UNIX came along?