Display output with write for Fortran

Question

I want to display an output with Test = 0 using Fortran, I tried to use:

'WRITE(11,*) 'Test =' testdata'

Assuming 11 is correct and testdata is a parameter that is being calculated.

I wasn't able to get the output and there was an error.

Anyone have any idea why it is so?

High Performance Mark · Accepted Answer · 2012-10-21 10:10:59Z

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Try inserting a comma and deleting the apostrophes:

WRITE(11,*) 'Test =', testdata

If you had reported what the error message you saw was I might have made this answer more apposite.

answered Oct 21, 2012 at 10:10

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user1204868 Over a year ago

Thanks! I was able to get the output with that! :)

user1204868 Over a year ago

Just one more question will be, if i want to display another data but on the same line, how will it be done? As in 'Test =', testdata, 'Test2 =', testdata2

Hristo Iliev Over a year ago

@user1204868, just place futher data that you want to display on the same line (or within the same record as per Fortran's terminology) in the WRITE statement, separated by commas. Keep in mind that code lines in Fortran cannot be arbitrary long as in some other languages.

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