Fortran Linking Multiple Files Together: I have a main fortran file. This file calls on ProgramA, ProgramB and ProgamC. The function to compute the area is pi x radius^2 x A for programA, pi x radius^2 x B for progam B and the same for programC. I'm not sure what to put down for ProgramA.f90, ProgramB.f90 and ProgramC.f90 it has inputs for radius and A, B or C respectively. I also need a printout once the functions/programs ProgramA, ProgramB and ProgramC are callled. This is my main.f90: program practicedynamo implicit none real:: A,B,C, radius A = 10 B =5 C = 2 radius = 3 !read*,radius call programA(radius,A) call programB(radius,B) call programC(radius,C) end program practicedynamo

Fortran Linking Multiple Files Together: I have a main fortran file. This file calls on ProgramA, ProgramB and ProgamC. The function to compute the area is pi x radius^2 x A for programA, pi x radius^2 x B for progam B and the same for programC. I'm not sure what to put down for ProgramA.f90, ProgramB.f90 and ProgramC.f90 it has inputs for radius and A, B or C respectively. I also need a printout once the functions/programs ProgramA, ProgramB and ProgramC are callled. This is my main.f90: program practicedynamo implicit none real:: A,B,C, radius A = 10 B =5 C = 2 radius = 3 !read*,radius call programA(radius,A) call programB(radius,B) call programC(radius,C) end program practicedynamo

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