179. Place IMPLICIT NONE before CONTAINS in a module.

topic: Modules

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This tip is a draft1.

Place IMPLICIT NONE after USE statements but before the CONTAINS statement in a module. Then IMPLICIT NONE in CONTAINed module procedures is legal but redundant.

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Place IMPLICIT NONE after USE statements but before the CONTAINS statement in a module. Then IMPLICIT NONE in CONTAINed module procedures is legal but redundant.

— FortranTip (@fortrantip) April 6, 2022

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