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Excellent video series, which color theme do you use fot vs code?

I'm wondering what the largest size integers Fortran can handle and the highest precision available for reals. I noticed you used 64 bits for integers and reals but said you could use 128. Is that the largest size available, and if so what is the largest range of integers available? (I suspect it would be from -2^127 to 2^127 - 1). And what is the highest precision available for reals? When you used 64 bits there were 17 significant figures so would that double with 128 bits? Also what is the largest exponent available?

Amazing video! Integrating Fortran with Julia would be great as well!

Font needs to be bigger. I can't really read this as shown.

Awsome Explaination. Thanks man.,

...aaand "next week" never came :/

Those tutos are great and they would be better if you zoomed in more for us to see the written example. Thanks

Hello! Thank you for the video. What IDE are you using?

Thanks! "env = Conda.PYTHONDIR" solved it for me

Thank you for a great video on MPI with Fortran! It would be interesting if you could compare what you have shown in this and the previous videos on MPI, with using Fortran's own Co-array features (which I think covers much of the same use as MPI).

You have probably figured out TYPE vs CLASS when declearing dummy aeguments (equiv to function parameters in C) by now (2yrs later), but for anyone wondering: CLASS(type-name) is polymorphic and will allow an actual argument of the declared type (ie. "type-name") or one that extends that type, whereas TYPE(type-name) allows only arguments of that declared type. CLASS also allows abstract types.

This is the first good example I've seen of how to use and write inner constructors. Most examples to try to put the inner constructor on one line of code, which, coming from Python and C, is hard for my head to grasp (or use foo and bar, which is as concrete an example as ether).

Appreciate the video my guy! It's been a huge help with my numerical methods course.

I think you missed including this one in the basic playlist.

Thank you so much!!

I'm completely lost. At just 1:13 into the show, the presenter is setting up PI as integer type and defining it to have the value of 3.14. What??? 3.14bis not an integer. It equals 3 plus seven-fitieths more, being a rational number and definitely not an integer. What's going to happen? Firtran will make PI equal 3 or it will change the type to float? I don't know, but 3.14 is NOT an integer. Pass on this film. Next.

Hey, I have been trying to dive into fortran programming for a while now and you are the only one that actually made a good and understandable tutorial. Honestly, coming from python i found such a difficulty barrier and you just made it all click together, thank you !

Me salvaste!! Muchas gracias!!

Hi, how did you managed to have the plot to appear in a new window ? When I plot the graph appears in the plot pane of VScode and I would like to have the plot in a separate window... Thanks

i cannot see what you typed, cant you please make things larger? thanks.

@DJ Is there a way to code GUI in Fortran where you can create objects like textbox, buttons etc. Please help

Hi there, where is the next session?? how to make it connect with GPU

I didn't know how to use this type of units on Julia, thanks for showing how it works.

The font is too small

Can you do a speed test against Python for HTTP calls?

Thanks a lot for this video

Is Modern Fortran a name or a description?

post requests?

Wow! Thanks man you made it easy to understand and learn it!

Thank you

Thanks for the video! Please explain do we need MPI_Barrier before MPI_Bcast?

Are booleans defined as true without explicit definition

So do all variables have to be in the global scope?

Come on bro. I thought you will explain in a better way. You can do much better..

I have the same issues with the Julia docs. I love that they’re easily accessible in the REPL though.

Hi. By watching your videos I think you would love emacs. Specifically doom emacs, since it comes set up with vim bindings by default. It has great support for julia, either using it in a repl or notebooks, or a combination of script + repl. For instance you can type something in your script, then hit 'C-c C-c' to send that line/section to the repl for evaluation, rather than saving, switching to the shell, etc etc. Great videos by the way, I hope you make more soon.

I was just wondering whether to start studying Fortran or Julia. Which one would you start with? Greetings from Mexico :)

Thank you sir!

More fortran codes, if it would be possible to go deeper in OOP

Any way to make the fonts bigger?

you are my hero

I don't understand why the `using` and `import` statements are required in the main file (04-modules.jl in your example). When I try this on my computer, I realize that I can just include the module files (04a-PrismMod.jl and 04b-CircleMod.jl) with the `include` statement, this is sufficient. In other words, I can remove line 4 and 5 in the file 04-modules.jl and it works fine.

After watching this and seeing how Fortran handles things, I suddenly understand why I see things done in certain ways in c++ like void functions that take parameters by reference to store their output to instead of just returning a value. Mind == blown

Hi man, you call this advanced? Why using a loop instead of array operations?

Even though i had jupyter noteook installed i still had to run conda install jupyter -c conda-forge.

I like it :D

I learned a lot!

Great Introduction man ! thanks a lot

Make pi as PI=4.d0*DATAN(1.0d0)

I just wanted to say that these series of videos are great. Thanks for your work!