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Daily programmer #63 easy: Reverse an Array
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! File: daily63e.f08 | |
! Programmer: Cameron Carroll | |
! Created June 2012 | |
! Last Modified June 13, 2012 | |
! Purpose: Implement a function that takes an integer and an array, | |
! and reverses the first (integer) items of that array. | |
! | |
! For Reddit DailyProgrammer 63 Easy | |
! http://www.reddit.com/r/dailyprogrammer/comments/uw14f/6112012_challenge_63_easy/ | |
module Daily63e | |
implicit none | |
contains | |
function reverseN(n, array, numel) | |
integer, intent(in) :: numel, array(numel), n | |
integer :: itemCounterUp, itemCounterDown, activePortion(n), & | |
& reverseN(numel), remainder(numel - n) | |
itemCounterDown = n | |
itemCounterUp = 1 | |
do while (itemCounterDown /= 0) | |
activePortion(itemCounterUp) = array(itemCounterDown) | |
itemCounterDown = itemCounterDown - 1 | |
itemCounterUp = itemCounterUp + 1 | |
end do | |
remainder = array(n+1:numel) | |
reverseN(1:size(activePortion)) = activePortion | |
reverseN(size(activePortion)+1:size(activePortion)+size(remainder)) = remainder | |
end function reverseN | |
end module Daily63e | |
!-------------------------------------------------------------------! | |
! Driver ! | |
!-------------------------------------------------------------------! | |
program main | |
use Daily63e | |
implicit none | |
integer :: ary(5), newary(5) | |
integer :: ary2(10), newary2(10) | |
ary = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] | |
newary = reverseN(3, ary, size(ary)) | |
print*, newary | |
ary2 = [950, 485, 2734, 5749, 54473, 49430, 4837, 439430, 438438, 2710] | |
newary2 = reverseN(8, ary2, size(ary2)) | |
print*, newary2 | |
end program main |
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