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Computer Programming

in Fortran 77

Lecture 3 - SELECTION CONSTRUCTS


SELECTION CONSTRUCTS
You can select between blocks of statements by
using the selection construct
IF statement is used as a selection construct

Four types of IF constructs


IF-ELSE Construct
IF Construct
IF-ELSEIF Construct
Simple IF Construct
IF-ELSE Construct
The general form of the Where
IF-ELSE construct is as condition is a logical expression
follows: each of block1 and block2 consists of
one or more FORTRAN statements
condition is .TRUE. (execute block1)
IF ( condition ) THEN
condition is .FALSE. (execute block2)
BLOCK1
the condition should be between
ELSE parentheses
BLOCK2 IF condition THEN in the same line
ENDIF ELSE should be in a line by itself
ENDIF should be in a line by itself
Example 1
Example 1: Write a FORTRAN program that reads two integer numbers
and prints the maximum.

Solution:

INTEGER NUM1, NUM2


PRINT*, 'ENTER TWO DIFFERENT INTEGER NUMBERS
READ*, NUM1, NUM2
PRINT*, 'INPUT: ', NUM1, NUM2
IF (NUM1 .GT. NUM2) THEN
PRINT*, 'MAXIMUM IS ', NUM1
ELSE
PRINT*, 'MAXIMUM IS ', NUM2
ENDIF
END
Example 2
Example 2 : Write a FORTRAN program that reads an integer number
and finds out if the number is even or odd. The program should print
a proper message.

Solution:

INTEGER K
PRINT*, 'ENTER AN INTEGER NUMBER
READ*, K
PRINT*, 'INPUT: ', K
IF (K/2*2 .EQ. K) THEN
PRINT*, THE NUMBER IS EVEN
ELSE
PRINT*, THE NUMBER IS ODD
ENDIF
END
IF Construct
The general form of the IF construct is as follows:

IF ( condition ) THEN
BLOCK
ENDIF
Example 3
Example : Write a FORTRAN program that reads a grade. If the grade
is not zero, the program must add 2 points to the grade. Then, the
new grade should be printed.

Solution:

REAL GRADE
PRINT*, 'ENTER A GRADE
READ*, GRADE
PRINT*, 'ORIGINAL GRADE IS', GRADE
IF (GRADE .GT. 0) THEN
GRADE = GRADE + 2.0
PRINT*, 'SCALED GRADE IS ', GRADE
ENDIF
END
Exercise 1
What is the output of the following program ?
REAL A, B, C
READ*, A, B, C
IF ( A .LT. B ) THEN
PRINT*, A + B
IF( B .GT. 4.0 ) THEN
PRINT*, B*C
ELSE
PRINT*, C
ENDIF
ELSE
PRINT*, A*B*C
ENDIF
END
Assume the input for the program is: 5.0 6.0 3.0
Exercise 2
What is the output of the following program ?
INTEGER A, B, C
READ*, A, B, C
IF (A.GT.B) THEN
IF (B.LT.C) THEN
PRINT*, B
ELSE
PRINT*, C
ENDIF
ELSE
PRINT*, A
ENDIF
PRINT*, A, B, C
END
Assume the input for the program is: -2 -4 -3
Exercise 3
What is the output of the following program ?

REAL A , B
INTEGER K
READ*, A, K , B
IF (A .LT. 3.0) THEN
PRINT*, A + K
IF (B .LT. 2.5) THEN
PRINT*, B**K
ENDIF
ELSE
PRINT*, A*B*K
ENDIF
END

Assume the input for the program is: 2.5 2 2.5


IF-ELSEIF Construct
The general form of the IF-ELSEIF construct is as follows:

IF ( condition1 ) THEN
BLOCK1
ELSEIF ( condition2 ) THEN
BLOCK2
ELSEIF ( condition3 ) THEN
BLOCK3
. . .
ELSEIF ( conditionn ) THEN
BLOCKn
ELSE
BLOCKn+1
ENDIF
Example 4 REAL GPA
INTEGER ID
CHARACTER*10 STATE
Example : Write a FORTRAN READ*, ID, GPA
program that reads a student PRINT*, 'INPUT:', ID, GPA
ID and his GPA out of 4.0. IF (GPA .GE. 3.5) THEN
The program should print a STATE = 'EXCELLENT'
message according to the ELSEIF (GPA .GE. 3.0) THEN
following: STATE = 'VERY GOOD'
ELSEIF (GPA .GE. 2.5) THEN
STATE = 'GOOD'
Condition Message ELSEIF (GPA .GE. 2.0) THEN
GPA >= 3.5 EXCELLENT STATE = 'FAIR'
3.5 > GPA >= 3.0 VERY GOOD ELSE
3.0 > GPA >= 2.5 GOOD STATE = 'POOR'
2.5 > GPA >= 2.0 FAIR ENDIF
GPA < 2.0 POOR
PRINT*, ID,' ', STATE
END
Example 5
Example : Write a FORTRAN program that reads three integer numbers and
finds and prints the maximum. Use IF-ELSEIF construct.

Solution:

INTEGER X1, X2, X3, MAX


PRINT*, 'ENTER THREE DIFFERENT INTEGER NUMBERS
READ*, X1, X2, X3
PRINT*, 'THE NUMBERS ARE', X1, X2, X3
IF (X1 .GE. X2 .AND. X1 .GE. X3) THEN
MAX = X1
ELSEIF (X2 .GE. X3) THEN
MAX = X2
ELSE
MAX = X3
ENDIF
PRINT*, 'THE MAXIMUM OF THE THREE NUMBERS =', MAX
END
Simple IF Construct
It has the following general form:
IF ( condition ) STATEMENT
Example : Use simple IF constructs to write a FORTRAN program that
reads a student ID and his GPA out of 4.0. The program should print a
message according to the table
INTEGER ID Condition Message
REAL GPA GPA >= 3.5 EXCELLENT
CHARACTER*10 STATE
3.5 > GPA >= 3.0 VERY GOOD
READ*, ID, GPA
PRINT*, 'INPUT:', ID, GPA 3.0 > GPA >= 2.5 GOOD

IF (GPA .GE. 3.5) STATE = 'EXCELLENT' 2.5 > GPA >= 2.0 FAIR
IF (GPA .GE. 3.0 .AND. GPA .LT. 3.5) STATE = 'VERY GOOD'
GPA < 2.0 POOR
IF (GPA .GE. 2.5 .AND. GPA .LT. 3.0) STATE = 'GOOD'
IF (GPA .GE. 2.0 .AND. GPA .LT. 2.5) STATE = 'FAIR'
IF (GPA .LT. 2.0) STATE = 'POOR'
PRINT*, ID,' ', STATE
END
Example 6
Example : Write a FORTRAN program that reads three Integer
numbers and finds and prints the maximum. Use simple IF constructs.

Solution:

INTEGER X1, X2, X3, MAX


PRINT*, 'ENTER THREE DIFFERENT INTEGER NUMBERS
READ*, X1, X2, X3
PRINT*, 'THE NUMBERS ARE', X1, X2, X3
MAX = X1
IF (X2 .GT. MAX) MAX = X2
IF (X3 .GT. MAX) MAX = X3
PRINT*, 'THE MAXIMUM OF THE THREE NUMBERS IS', MAX
END
Exercise 4
What is the output of the following program ?

INTEGER N, M
N = 15
M = 10
IF (M .GE. N) THEN
M=M+1
IF (N .EQ. M) THEN
N=N+5
ELSEIF (N .GT. 0) THEN
N = N + 10
ENDIF
M=M-1
ENDIF
M=M-1
PRINT*, M, N
END

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