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26.3: Quiz Question Answers - Chapter 3

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    Quiz question answers for chapter 3 are as follows:

    1. The input file for the compiler is the Fortran program file.
    2. The output from the compiler is the executable program.
    3. Fortran programs must start with the program <name> statement and end with the end program <name> statement.
    4. Comments are marked with an explanation point (!).
    5. The typical file extension for a Fortran 95/2003/2008 program is “.f95”.
    6. The typical file extension of the compiler output file is “.exe” for Windows and no extension for Unix based machines (i.e., MAC and Ubuntu).

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