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FORTRAN Assignment Codes

This document provides a guide for a FORTRAN programming assignment, including code examples for input/output, loops, decision making, arrays, arithmetic operations, and subroutines. Each section contains a sample program demonstrating the respective concept. The examples are designed to help students understand basic FORTRAN programming structures and syntax.

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FORTRAN Assignment Codes

This document provides a guide for a FORTRAN programming assignment, including code examples for input/output, loops, decision making, arrays, arithmetic operations, and subroutines. Each section contains a sample program demonstrating the respective concept. The examples are designed to help students understand basic FORTRAN programming structures and syntax.

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FORTRAN Programming Assignment Guide

This document contains FORTRAN code examples for the assignment.

A. Input and Output

! Simple Input and Output Example


PROGRAM IOExample
IMPLICIT NONE
INTEGER :: age

PRINT *, 'Enter your age:'


READ *, age
PRINT *, 'Your age is:', age

END PROGRAM IOExample

B. Loops

! Loop Example (Printing numbers from 1 to 10)


PROGRAM LoopExample
IMPLICIT NONE
INTEGER :: i

DO i = 1, 10
PRINT *, 'Number:', i
END DO

END PROGRAM LoopExample

C. Decisions

! Decision Making Example (If-Else Statement)


PROGRAM DecisionExample
IMPLICIT NONE
INTEGER :: number

PRINT *, 'Enter a number:'


READ *, number

IF (number > 0) THEN


PRINT *, 'The number is positive.'
ELSE IF (number < 0) THEN
PRINT *, 'The number is negative.'
ELSE
PRINT *, 'The number is zero.'
END IF

END PROGRAM DecisionExample

D. Arrays

! Array Example (Storing and Printing Values)


PROGRAM ArrayExample
IMPLICIT NONE
INTEGER, DIMENSION(5) :: numbers
INTEGER :: i

PRINT *, 'Enter 5 numbers:'


DO i = 1, 5
READ *, numbers(i)
END DO

PRINT *, 'The numbers you entered are:'


PRINT *, numbers

END PROGRAM ArrayExample

E. Arithmetic/Assignment Statements

! Arithmetic Operations Example


PROGRAM ArithmeticExample
IMPLICIT NONE
REAL :: a, b, sum, difference, product, quotient

PRINT *, 'Enter two numbers:'


READ *, a, b

sum = a + b
difference = a - b
product = a * b
quotient = a / b

PRINT *, 'Sum:', sum


PRINT *, 'Difference:', difference
PRINT *, 'Product:', product
PRINT *, 'Quotient:', quotient

END PROGRAM ArithmeticExample

F. Subroutines

! Subroutine Example (Calculating Square)


PROGRAM SubroutineExample
IMPLICIT NONE

REAL :: number, result

PRINT *, 'Enter a number:'


READ *, number

CALL Square(number, result)


PRINT *, 'The square of the number is:', result

CONTAINS

SUBROUTINE Square(x, y)
REAL, INTENT(IN) :: x
REAL, INTENT(OUT) :: y
y = x * x
END SUBROUTINE Square

END PROGRAM SubroutineExample

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