Re: Reading data

It was a typo, and I am running on Unix.

Beliavsky wrote:
hhu wrote:
Thanks all for the help.

My data file is "example2.csv" while in my code I put "EXMAPLE2.CSV".
Didn't know that it is case sensitive.

The code is my first experiment in Fortran. Just wanted to know if I
could do the simplest thing correctly in it. Thanks again.

Unless the typo is only in your message, you appear to have misspelled
"example" in your code, transposing letters.

On Windows, file names are not case-sensitive, so if there is a file
foo.csv in a directory, opening in a Fortran program either "foo.csv"
or "FOO.CSV" works, for the numerous Windows Fortran compilers I have
used.

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