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"Fortran" and "solid" are not two words that go together in my mind ;-) But the OP didn't ask if the code was good (or "solid"), they asked if it would make an
by lisper 5y ago
"Fortran" and "solid" are not two words that go together in my mind ;-)
But the OP didn't ask if the code was good (or "solid"), they asked if it would make any sense to a non-physicist programmer. And the answer to that question, I'm guessing, is most likely not. But I would be very happy if I turned out to be wrong about that.
- andi999 5y agoIt probably boils down to if there are any non physicist Fortran programmers...
- TheRealKing 5y agoYou can write bad code in any language. The verbosity and restrictions of (modern) Fortran standards leave significantly less room for developer mistakes, much better than C/C++.