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Numbers and Constants

Before doing this lesson, you should have read sections 3.5-3.8 of the text.

In this lesson we'll continue our examination of arithmetic computations in Fortran. We'll begin by exploring the reasons for having both INTEGER and REAL types in Fortran. We'll also look at the hows and whys of using symbolic constants in Fortran programs.

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