Fortran Programming (In Easy Steps)
Wednesday, 16 July 2025

This book covers the essentials of modern Fortran, and is written for all ages and all skill levels. Mike McGrath starts from setting up your coding environment and starting to write Fortran programs with the Fortran programming language and the modern Intel IFX Fortran compiler. Color-coded examples illustrate the text, and all source code is available to download.

 

Author: Mike McGrath
Publisher: In Easy Steps
Date: June 2025
Pages: 192
ISBN: 978-1787910355
Print: 1787910350
Kindle: B0DQVB6FQ4
Audience: Developers interested in Fortran
Level: Introductory/Intermediate
Category: Other Languages

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Topics include:

  • Store information using data structures.
  • Control program flow using control structures.
  • Build re-usable blocks of code in program functions for efficiency.
  • Utilize data abstraction for Object Oriented Programming (OOP).
  • Implement parallel programming for faster, concurrent execution in your programs.

 

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