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Fortran 90 has 113 in-built or intrinsic procedures to perform
common tasks efficiently, they belong to a number of classes:
- elemental such as:
- mathematical, for example, SIN or LOG.
- numeric, for example, SUM or CEILING;
- character, for example, INDEX and TRIM;
- bit, for example, IAND and IOR;
- inquiry, for example, ALLOCATED and SIZE;
- transformational, for example, REAL and TRANSPOSE;
- miscellaneous (non-elemental SUBROUTINE s), for
example, SYSTEM_CLOCK and DATE_AND_TIME.
Note all intrinsics which take REAL valued arguments also accept
DOUBLE PRECISION arguments.
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