Comment by kps
4 days ago
Other way around. I–N were integers rather than float because mathematics convention uses i, j, … as indices and n, m as sizes or counts.
4 days ago
Other way around. I–N were integers rather than float because mathematics convention uses i, j, … as indices and n, m as sizes or counts.
The joke "God is Real (unless declared integer)" is definitely fortran-specific, though :-)
I am the creator of fortran-j, in which god is imaginary.