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  1. okoye

    Reading Data in Fortran

    Hi All, I have been trying to read in a data using Fortran but for some reasons, it doesn't read the data correctly. Please, any help will be appreciated. To read the data, I used the following (Note, for the attached data, Nm=1, nw-nu=5, nw=10). The array data(i,j,m,n) is declared as...
  2. okoye

    Help on Consecutive numbers

    Thank you very much for your help. I have modified it a bit within my code and it works perfectly. I am very grateful. Best.
  3. okoye

    Help on Consecutive numbers

    Thank you very much. I will test it very soon.
  4. okoye

    Help on Consecutive numbers

    Thanks for your assistance. As you said, nothing gets done yet. In fact, the counter incrementation is not implemented for the V(jc).
  5. okoye

    Help on Consecutive numbers

    Hi, Thanks for your explanations. I am using the "i" as a counter which should be increased by 1 each time. Then, I wan to check if the initial "i" and the "i+1" have the same sign. If not, I want to make them the same so that the sign occur in pairs as I explained before.
  6. okoye

    Help on Consecutive numbers

    Thanks for your kind response. Kindly see below the pseudo code I have written. The output for the V(jc), the last column of the output I want the signs to be occurring in pairs. For e.g.: ...-2,-2,2,2,2,2,-2,-2... In essence no element should occur in singles. Thanks for your assistance...
  7. okoye

    Help on Consecutive numbers

    Hi, I am very new to programming using FORTRAN. Please, you guys should help me out in the problem I will describe below: I want to write a FORTRAN program that arranges the numbers in consecutive pairs. That is AABBAABBAABB, etc. Where A is positive and B is negative but both A and B are of...

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