Can You Loop Numbers and Write an Output File in Fortran?

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Is it possible to loop a set of numbers?

For example I wish to run a set of number 1,2,3,4,5...52 but when we get to 52 I wish to go back to 1 and start looping again.

How do write an output file in Fortran?

I have opened a file and moved each character so that each letter has moved for example d to e...x to y... How could I write this new series of characters to a file

 

[minger]

Not sure what you mean by "run" a set of numbers. If you just wish to print them, then something easy enough like this should work:

do i=1,n !-- number of times you wish you loop
 do j=1,52
    write(6,*) j
 end do
end do

As far as the second question, you might be best parsing each character in a line, and then concatenating them all to one text string and writing that entire line to file (rather than character by character).