PRINT Statement

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`PRINT` Statement

This is the simplest form of directing unformatted data to the standard output channel, for example,

   PROGRAM Owt
    IMPLICIT NONE
     CHARACTER(LEN=*), PARAMETER :: &
        long_name = "Llanfair...gogogoch"
     REAL :: x, y, z
     LOGICAL :: lacigol
      x = 1; y = 2; z = 3 
      lacigol = (y .eq. x)
      PRINT*, long_name
      PRINT*, "Spock says ""illogical&
               &Captain"" "
      PRINT*, "X = ",x," Y = ",y," Z = ",z
      PRINT*, "Logical val: ",lacigol
   END PROGRAM Owt

produces on the screen,

   Llanfair...gogogoch
   Spock says "illogical Captain"
   X =  1.000  Y =  2.000  Z =  3.000
   Logical val:  F

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