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Hi, friends:
Can you tell me what means A%B in Fortran? Where both A and B are arrays, and can be of different dimensions. Thank you, Wen |
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It's a derived type.
================================================ For example you make a type called circle which one can store its color and radius: type circle real::radius char(len=10)::color end type circle Now in the program to store the circle's radius you type circle%radius=15.0 |
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cool, it's like C++ and Java thanks,
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