Arrays

Arrays (or matrices) hold a collection of different values at the same time. Individual elements are accessed by subscripting the array.

A 15 element array can be visualised as:

 
Figure 6: A One Dimensional (1D) Array

And a 5 3 array as:

 
Figure 7: A Two Dimensional (2D) Array

Every array has a type (REAL, INTEGER, etc) so each element holds a value of that type.

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• Array Terminology
• Declarations
• Array Conformance
• Array Element Ordering
• Array Syntax
• Whole Array Expressions
• Visualising Array Sections
• Array Sections
• Printing Arrays
• Input of Arrays
  • Array I/O Example
• Array Bound Violations
• Array Inquiry Intrinsics
• Array Constructors
• The RESHAPE Intrinsic Function
• Array Constructors in Initialisation Statements
• Allocatable Arrays
• Deallocating Arrays
• Masked Assignment - Where Statement
• Masked Assignment - Where Construct
• Vector-valued Subscripts