Question

How can you set a limit of 10 million in do loop for fortran?

Answer 1

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A DO loop is used in FORTRAN to execute a collection of statements a FIXED number of times. The general form is:

          DO n index = initial, limit, step
            statement-1
            .
            .     <-- body of the loop
            .
            statement-x 
     n    CONTINUE

So, make limit to 1 million

     An example:

          DO 10 I = 1, 1000000
            ISQUARED = I**2
            WRITE(6,*) 'I, I**2 = ',I,ISQUARED
     10   CONTINUE

Kindly revert for any queries

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