MET 254 — PROGRAMMING WITH FORTRAN II
BSc BSc Meteorology and Climate Science · Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
Numeric Arrays: Part Two: Array terminology, Array references, Array construction, The ‘RESHAPE’ intrinsic function, Array Syntax and Expressions, Some Array Intrinsics; Dynamic Allocations of Arrays: Declaration, Allocation, Deallocation; Fortran 90 Keyword and Optional arguments: Keyword arguments, Optional arguments; Simple File Input & Output: The ‘OPEN’ statement, The ‘CLOSE’ statement, The ‘INQUIRE’ Statement, Formatted Files (text files), Unformatted Files (binary files); ‘SELECT CASE’ Construct, The ‘IF THEN ELSEIF’ construct revisited, ‘SELECT CASE’ Construct; Applications to numerical solutions of differential equations.
- Credits
- 2
- Level
- Level 200
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