Guide To Learn
The full code for the stock analysis exercise is available as a GitHub repo at https:// github.com/modern-fortran/stock-prices. If you use git, you can clone it directly from the command line: Otherwise, you can download it as a zip file from http://mng.bz/OMZo. The repository already includes the stock price data needed for this exercise in the data directory. However, if […]
In this chapter, we’ll work on daily stock price time series from 10 technology companies, including Apple, Amazon, and Intel. The data is stored in the comma-separated value (CSV) format. Here’s a sample of the Apple stock daily data: The columns in each CSV file are For a birds-eye view of how these stocks performed […]
In this section, we’ll set tangible goals for this exercise: Before we dive into implementing the solutions to these challenges, let’s get familiar with the data that we’ll work with.
We’ll learn how Fortran arrays work in a real-world application–analyzing stock price time series. This has been an increasingly popular topic since the early days of computer programming, and Fortran has been used in the bowels of many trading and banking systems, mainly thanks to its robustness, reliability, and efficiency. In this chapter, we’ll work […]