Duncan Booth wrote:
Dennis Lee Bieber <wlfr...@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
for, if, and return were common keywords in FORTRAN.
Really? What does 'for' do in FORTRAN?
P.S. Does FORTRAN actually have keywords these days? Back when I learned it
there was no such thing as a reserved word though for all I know they may
have since added them.
The way I remember it (last used Fortran in 1970), DO was the looping
construct, not FOR. Naturally it was uppercase, as keypunches of the
time didn't have an easy way to do lowercase. (It was possible, you
just had to use multi-punch, and a good memory for the appropriate
0-12-11 prefixes).
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