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Character Data,and identify information printed out but not processed in any significant way. This chapter reviews this simple use of character strings and presents computer programs in which the character strings themselves are the center of interest.

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IEEE Arithmetic and Exceptions,or multiplied. This seems obvious, but remember that most real values cannot be represented exactly in a computer, so the result of adding two numbers might be one of several possibilities that are approximations to the sum; which possibility is selected depends upon the rounding mode.

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Input and Output,the other chapters. Sometimes it is necessary to use the more sophisticated input/output features of Fortran, which are probably superior to those found in most other high-level languages. This chapter describes these features in some detail, including direct access input/output, nonadvancing input/

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Object-Oriented Programming,ather different way of looking at the whole task of programming. This will not be accomplished by studying this one chapter of a book, but what we can do is cover the Fortran language features that assist in object-oriented programming and see how they can be used in a few examples.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-28817-4output, unformatted input/output, the use of internal files, stream input/output, asynchronous input/output, file connection statements, the inquire statement, file positioning statements, and formatting.

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