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iury
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 Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2012 11:26 pm Post subject: FORTRAN 95 tutorial or course |
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Hi people! I'm new on the programming world and I'm learning FORTRAN because I study oceanography and have a part of oceanography that uses fortran for ocean numerical modelling.
Okay... going to the question: I want to know if someone can advice me some course or book free to learn fortran.
obs: if u just want to give some advices... i accept  |
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PaulLaidler
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If you have downloaded FTN95 then you will find tutorials by running Plato and then looking at the Help menu. If you are using Windows Vista or Windows 7 then you will need to download win32hlp.exe from the internet.
The standard Fortran text book is by Metcalf and Reid. |
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iury
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davidb
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The Metcalf, Reid and Cohen books are good reference books, but not really aimed at a beginner in the language.
A reasonable start is the following book by Martin Counihan, which has lots of good examples in it for someone starting out and the additional virtue of being FREE:
http://personal.psu.edu/dac5039/it_in_met/Fortran_95.pdf
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iury
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davidb
This book is very simple to understand. THKS dude.. thks a lot!  |
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