The % sign separates the components of a derived type variable. For example: ! The following the syntax given in the language reference. george%age = 56 george%height = 6.0 But I see some examples where a period is used instead of the % sign. ! The following works too george.age = 56 george.height = 6.0 Is the use of a period in place of % considered standard FORTRAN, or is it non-standard? I am asking in case I try to compile the source with a different compiler someday. Thanks for responding.
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