188. PDT can have array dimension, KIND, and character LEN parameters.#
topic: Parameterized derived types
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A parameterized derived type (PDT) can have array dimensions, kinds, and character LENs as parameters, with default values allowed:
type :: matrix(n1,n2,wp) integer, len :: n1, n2 integer, kind :: wp = kind(1d0) real(kind=wp) :: x(n1,n2) end type
A parameterized derived type (PDT) can have array dimensions, kinds, and character LENs as parameters, with default values allowed:
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type :: matrix(n1,n2,wp)
integer, len :: n1, n2
integer, kind :: wp = kind(1d0)
real(kind=wp) :: x(n1,n2)
end typepic.twitter.com/Mxxa8Tof2V
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