108. Vector subscript can be used for non-contiguous array sections.#
topic: Arrays
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A vector subscript can be used for non-contiguous array sections, for example
real :: x(5) print*,x([2,4])
An array section with a vector subscript cannot be passed as an intent(out) or intent(in out) argument.
A vector subscript can be used for non-contiguous array sections, for example
— FortranTip (@fortrantip) January 31, 2022
real :: x(5)
print*,x([2,4])
An array section with a vector subscript cannot be passed as an intent(out) or intent(in out) argument. pic.twitter.com/kTdDGksivR
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