ShadeOfBlue wrote:
hamei wrote:
FORTRAN is a nice comfortable language
Wow, that code is really ancient
For comparison, here's how a modern Fortran program can look like: http://www.liv.ac.uk/HPC/HTMLF90Course/HTMLF90CourseNotesnode62.html
Bah, that looks more like Ada. Real FORTRAN looks like:
Code:
IF IF = 0 THEN THEN = 0;
STOP
END
STOP
END
... and is tens of thousands of lines long, the variable TOTAL doesn't contain the accumulated total but CURR does and functions don't do what their name suggests and has GOTOs everywhere and totally incomprehensible logic.
R.
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