26.16: Quiz Question Answers - Chapter 16

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Quiz question answers for chapter 16 are as follows:

An item in a derived data type is referred to as a component.
Components in a derived data type are accessed with the %.

The definition is as follows:

type circle
    character(20) :: name
    real :: radius
    integer :: x, y, x
end type circle

The declaration is as follows:
```
type(circle) :: ring1, ring2
```

The definition is as follows:

type planet
    character(15) :: name
    real :: radius, volume
end type planet

type(planet) :: earth, mars

The definition is as follows:

type date
    character(10) :: monthname
    integer :: month, day, year
end type date

The answers are as follows:

The statements are as follows:

type(date) :: today

today%monthname = "December"
today%month = 12
today%date = 25
today%year = 2013

The statements are as follows:

type(date) :: newyear

newyear%monthname = "January"
newyear%month = 1
newyear%date = 1
newyear%year = 2011