Abstract
The aims of the chapter are to extend the concepts introduced in the previous chapter and in particular:
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to introduce the idea of an array with more than one dimension;
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to introduce the corresponding control structure to permit easy manipulation of higher dimensioned arrays;
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to introduce an extended form of the DIMENSION attribute declaration;
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to introduce the corresponding alternative form to the DO statement, to help manipulate the array in this new form;
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to introduce the concept of array element ordering;
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to introduce the DO loop as a mechanism for the control of repetition in general, not just for manipulating arrays;
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to formally define the block DO syntax.
Sir, In your otherwise beautiful poem (The Vision of Sin) there is a verse which reads Every moment dies a man, every moment one is born. Obviously this cannot be true and I suggest that in the next edition you have it read Every moment dies a man, every moment 1 1/16 is born. Even this value is slightly in error but should be sufficiently accurate for poetry.
Charles Babbage in a letter to Lord Tennyson.
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Chivers, I.D., Sleightholme, J. (1995). Arrays 2 Further Examples. In: Introducing Fortran 90. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-3031-4_10
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