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3.6: Exercises

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    Below are some quiz questions and project suggestions based on this chapter.

    Quiz Questions

    Below are some quiz questions.

    1. What is the typical name of the input file for the compiler?
    2. What is the typical name of the output file from the compiler?
    3. Fortran program must start with and end with what statement?
    4. How are Fortran comments marked?
    5. What is the typical Fortran 95/2003/2008 source file extension?
    6. What is the typical Fortran 95/2003/2008 compiler output file, or executable file, extension (after the program is compiled)?

    Suggested Projects

    Below are some suggested projects.

    1. Create a working directory for the storage of program files (on the computer being used).
    2. Obtain and install the GNU Fortran 95/2003/2008 compiler on a suitable computer. Refer to Appendix B as needed.
    3. Type in the hello world program, compile, and execute the program.
    4. Update the example program to display your name in addition to the Hello World message.

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