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can FORTRAN work with large numbers?
Name: preschooler Date: March 25, 2002 at 12:44:05 Pacific
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I keep getting mathematical errors when trying to use numbers greater than about 2^32 in Fortran 77. I have to do this project in FORTRAN and as of now I can't see of any way to avoid using the multiplication of very large numbers that will go over 2^32. Now I know that even QBASIC can do something like 2^1024, surely this supposedly superior language called FORTRAN can at least do more than 2^32? Please tell me what I need to do in order to use large numbers in Fortran 77.
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