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	Fortran 90 was a major step in the development of Fortran. It introduced a new free-form source code format, modern programming language features like modules, pointers and user-defined types, an improved type system for built-in types and superiour built-in array handling.		Fortran 90 was a major step in the development of Fortran. It introduced a new free-form source code format, modern programming language features like modules, pointers and user-defined types, an improved type system for built-in types and superiour built-in array handling.

	Newer Fortran standards added further modern features, like support for object oriented programming.		Newer Fortran standards (Fortran 2003 and 2008) added further modern features, like support for object oriented programming, inheritance, and polymorphism.