124. Bounds of an allocatable array are preserved when passed to an allocatable, intent(in) or intent(in out) argument.#
topic: Array arguments
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The bounds of an allocatable array are preserved when passed to an allocatable, intent(in) or intent(in out) argument in a procedure. The same is true for intent(in) or intent(in out) pointer array arguments.
The bounds of an allocatable array are preserved when passed to an allocatable, intent(in) or intent(in out) argument in a procedure. The same is true for intent(in) or intent(in out) pointer array arguments.pic.twitter.com/2S43P7demh
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