FORTRAN 77 for Engineers and Scientists with an Introduction to FORTRAN 90
4th Edition
Published on 3. December 1995
Book
Paperback/Softback
912 pages
978-0-13-363003-9 (ISBN)
Description
Appropriate for introductory courses involving FORTRAN 77 or FORTRAN 90 in computer science and engineering departments.
This text is a complete presentation of standard FORTRAN 77. It surpasses the coverage of its best-selling predecessor, FORTRAN 77 for Engineers and Scientists, Third Edition, by adding a current introduction to Fortran 90.
This text emphasizes sound structured programming and software engineering principles. Its clear and concise presentation is perfect for students who possess a background in algebra, with no previous programming experience.
This text is a complete presentation of standard FORTRAN 77. It surpasses the coverage of its best-selling predecessor, FORTRAN 77 for Engineers and Scientists, Third Edition, by adding a current introduction to Fortran 90.
This text emphasizes sound structured programming and software engineering principles. Its clear and concise presentation is perfect for students who possess a background in algebra, with no previous programming experience.
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Content
1. Introduction to Computing.
2. Basic Fortran.
3. Selective Execution.
4. Repetitive Execution.
5. Input/Output.
6. Programming with Functions.
7. Programming with Subroutines.
8. One-Dimensional Arrays.
9. MultiDimensional Arrays.
10. Other Data Types.
11. File Processing.
12. Additional FORTRAN Features.
13. New Directions in FORTRAN 90.
Appendix A: ASCII and EBCDIC.
Appendix B: Sample Files.
Appendix C: Program Composition.
Appendix D: Generic and Specific Names of Functions.
Appendix E: Internal Representation.
Appendix F: Answers to Quick Quizzes.
Index of Programming Problems.
Index.
2. Basic Fortran.
3. Selective Execution.
4. Repetitive Execution.
5. Input/Output.
6. Programming with Functions.
7. Programming with Subroutines.
8. One-Dimensional Arrays.
9. MultiDimensional Arrays.
10. Other Data Types.
11. File Processing.
12. Additional FORTRAN Features.
13. New Directions in FORTRAN 90.
Appendix A: ASCII and EBCDIC.
Appendix B: Sample Files.
Appendix C: Program Composition.
Appendix D: Generic and Specific Names of Functions.
Appendix E: Internal Representation.
Appendix F: Answers to Quick Quizzes.
Index of Programming Problems.
Index.