To arrange values in a row into a column in Fortran90, you can use the TRANSPOSE function. This function takes in an array and returns a transposed array, where the rows become columns and columns become rows.
Yes, you can specify the order in which the values are arranged when using the TRANSPOSE function. This can be done by using the ORDER argument and specifying the desired order (row-major or column-major) in the function call.
You can use the ASSIGN statement to assign the transposed values to a new array in Fortran90. This statement takes in the original array, the transposed array, and the ORDER argument to determine the order of the values in the transposed array.
Yes, it is possible to arrange values in a row into multiple columns in Fortran90. This can be done by specifying the desired number of columns in the TRANSPOSE function call. The function will then arrange the values accordingly in the transposed array.
Yes, there are other ways to arrange values in a row into a column in Fortran90. One alternative is to use the RESHAPE function, which allows you to reshape an array into a different shape. This can be useful when you want to rearrange the values in a non-standard way.