Python I am elementary in coding with Fortran 90 and python

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The discussion centers on the integration of Fortran 90 with GIS, specifically focusing on creating a model in Fortran that outputs data as an ASCII file for subsequent use in Python. A clarification was sought regarding the phrase "for by ASCII file," indicating some confusion in terminology. Participants highlighted the availability of resources and knowledgeable members on a specific forum dedicated to questions about Fortran and Python, emphasizing the collaborative nature of the programming community. The original poster acknowledged a mistake in their wording, indicating a willingness to clarify their intent.
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I have worked on SPH (Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics) method and Fortran 90.
Now, I am studying GIS and I want to make a model in Fortran as an ASCII file and after that transfer it in python.
 
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Pooyannikeghbali said:
I want to make a model in Fortran for by ASCII file
What do you mean "for by ASCII file"?

Also, this is a good site for questions about Fortran and Python. Many members here are knowledgeable in these and other programming languages.
 
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Mark44 said:
What do you mean "for by ASCII file"?

Also, this is a good site for questions about Fortran and Python. Many members here are knowledgeable in these and other programming languages.
Thank you, that was a mistake.
 

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