How to format a data ascii file in Fortran on RedHat linux?

[Fortran_begin]

it is my first post and It is very serious and urgent
I have a data ascii file composed of real and integer data.
these data are separated by commas.

would any of you write some code to change its format into this?
FORMAT(5I3,F7.2,F6.2,F8.3,F7.2,F10.3,2F7.2,F6.2,I4,f6.1,F6.2)

I am a beginner in Fortran programing and I use RedHat linux to compile it.

thank you

 

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[quicknote]

for your help

I would suggest the following steps to format a data ascii file in Fortran on RedHat linux:

1. Begin by opening your Fortran code editor on RedHat linux. This could be a text editor such as Vim or a dedicated Fortran IDE like gfortran.

2. Use the "open" command to open your data ascii file in the editor.

3. Next, add the "format" statement to your code, specifying the desired format for your data. In this case, the format statement is: FORMAT(5I3,F7.2,F6.2,F8.3,F7.2,F10.3,2F7.2,F6.2,I4,f6.1,F6.2)

4. Now, you need to add the "read" statement to your code to read in the data from the ascii file. This could be done using the "read" statement or using the "do" loop to read in each line of data.

5. Once the data is read in, you can use the "write" statement to output the data in the desired format. This statement should include the same format statement as before.

6. Finally, compile and run your code. This will convert your data ascii file into the desired format.

As a beginner in Fortran programming, it may be helpful to refer to online resources or seek help from experienced programmers to ensure that your code is correctly written and executed. Good luck with your project!