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Some fortrans offer an extension to FORMAT statements, whereby a variable can appear in place of an integer constant, thus instead of say FORMAT (12I4) there could be FORMAT (<n>I4) for example. Then, during the interpretation of the FORMAT text, the current value of variable ''n'' would be accessed. Note that this is on-the-fly:
Some fortrans offer an extension to FORMAT statements, whereby a variable can appear in place of an integer constant, thus instead of say FORMAT (12I4) there could be FORMAT (<n>I4) for example. Then, during the interpretation of the FORMAT text, the current value of variable ''n'' would be accessed. Note that this is on-the-fly:
READ(in,"(I2,<N>I4)") N,(A(I),I = 1,N)
READ(in,"(I2,<N>I4)") N,(A(I),I = 1,N)
would read N as a two-digit integer, and, as the READ ststement executes further, use that value of N both in the FORMAT text's interpretation and in the further processing of the READ statement.
would read N as a two-digit integer, and, as the READ statement executes further, use that value of N both in the FORMAT text's interpretation and in the further processing of the READ statement.


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