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Amarao (f)
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Hello,
My supervisor at school gave me a project on fortran 77. It is obsolete but she insist I use it to work on my project. I was asked to write algorithms to solve mathematical problems.
Please help.
Thanks
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enohj2ee (m)
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what type of mathematical problem, start the theory base of its mathematical term, i mean solve it out mathematically and i will gve the programming Algorithms
but which school is that that is still teaching Fortrans in the school sylable u mater change to this growing world of object oriented programming world.
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Amarao (f)
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Thanks a lot
She hasn't actually given me the mathematical problems to do yet for my project, she gave me an assignment on quadratic
equation for now, but I don't know how to write algorithms.
Amara
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enohj2ee (m)
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state the mathematical functions of the Equation
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neroflick (m)
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Hello,
My supervisor at school gave me a project on fortran 77. It is obsolete but she insist I use it to work on my project. I was asked to write algorithms to solve mathematical problems.
Please help.
Thanks
na wah for ur supervisor o! fortran 77 in this day and age?  |
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my2cents (m)
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neroflick,
na so o. When I was coming up in the programming world, we were made to learn Paschal. I think the reasoning is, and I could be wrong, it's all about logic and not the language per se. So by learning in an archaic, procedural language, you get a better appreciation for the latest generation, object-oriented languages.
Just like history, you need to know where you were in order to know where you are going. Also, by studying it, you are not doomed to repeat it.
Again, I could be wrong, but that is just my one man's opinion about it.
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