Learn Fortran programing through solving 10 problems

Brief description of the book
This book consists of two parts. The first part presents Fortran in four sections. Section one: description statements, section two: statements performing initial data entry, section three: statements performing calculation and control, section four: statements performing recording results of step three. This sequence of the presentation follows the order of the sections in any Fortran program.
The second part is the practice section, where 10 problems from easy to difficult, from scientific calculations to data management and processing are discussed in detail. The discussion includes choosing the solution algorithm, drawing its block diagram and writing a Fortran block diagram-based program that is called the original version of the solution program. The original version is then dissected from the perspective of: what are the differences and benefits of using different statements for each of the four sections mentioned above. This helps the reader to better understand the contents of the first part and also leads to the creation of a better version of the solution program.
With this style of writing, this book is like a textbook for learning a foreign language with a brief presentation of grammar followed by conversation situations. Reality proves that learning a foreign language by that method is the fastest and the best.