No, you get all 7 spaces for the statement number; live it up a little! Don't know if it's still the case, but in FORTRAN IV you don't need spaces between keyw

No, you get all 7 spaces for the statement number; live it up a little! Don't know if it's still the case, but in FORTRAN IV you don't need spaces between keywords and variable names. So when the compiler sees "FORI=2" it has to look still further ahead to decide if this is a for-loop (FORI=2TO9DO) or an assignment to a variable named FORI. Decidedly not a context-free grammar; you can't even figure out the tokens without the ad-hoc parser getting involved.