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MotivationIntroductoryFortranProgramming Gunnar WollanDepartmentofGeosciencesUniversity ofOslo,N-0315Oslo,NorwaySpring2005Gunnar WollanIntroductoryFortranProgrammingMoti vationMotivation1MotivationGunnar WollanIntroductoryFortranProgrammingMoti vationAboutFortran77and95ContentsGentlei ntroductiontoFortran77and95programmingFi leI/OArraysandloopsDetailedexplanationof modulesComputationale ciencyaspectsUsingmodulesasobjectsThepro miseofFortran2003Gunnar WollanIntroductoryFortranProgrammingMoti vationAboutFortran77and95Requiredbackgro undProgrammingexperiencewitheitherC++,Ja vaor MatlabInterestinnumericalcomputingusingF ortranInterestinwritinge cientprogramsutilizinglow-leveldetailsof thecomputerGunnar WollanIntroductoryFortranProgrammingMoti vationAboutFortran77and95AboutlearningFo rtranFortranisa lesscomplicatedlanguagethanC++andJavaEve nsoit takestimetomastertheadvanceddetailsofFor tran95At least6 monthstoa year workingwithFortran95beforeyouarefamiliar withthedetailsFourdayscanonlygetyoustart edYouneedtouseFortran95inyourownprojects tomasterthelanguageFortran77codeisnotthe maintopichere,butyouneedtohavesomeknowle dgeofitGunnar WollanIntroductoryFortranProg

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