Error: not enough variables in Data statement

Hi,

I have got a few questions. I am pointing it one by one..

1. When i am trying to define an integer like this INTEGER JJ(4)/2,3,4,1/,KK(4)/3,4,1,2/
   its saying 'Not enough variables in DATA statement. Compilation
   abandoned'.

2. My code is in fixed format. I have set the compiler options in plato like this to accept fixed format. Tools-->Command Line Options and there i have typed '/FIXED_FORMAT'. when i tried to compile a
   code its saying... warning 61 - Line has been truncated (line is longer than 72 characters)

3. Can u please suggest whether this statement will work. REAL* 4 ANS; ANS .EQ. 'val'

Can u please help me with these issues.

Thanks, Ajith.

1. You can write this as:

      INTEGER JJ(4)/2,3,4,1/
      INTEGER KK(4)/3,4,1,2/
   

although this is not standard Fortran.

2. In fixed format, statements appear in 'columns' 7 to 72.

3. An '=' sign is used for assignment:

ANS = 42.0

Basically you need to get a book on standard Fortran. This forum does not aim to teach the basics of the language. Alternatively Plato provides access to tutorial help files that may be of assistance.