Q4/ The following is a subroutine FORTRAN-90 program. Full-out the blanks1--- UsingSubroutineIMPLICIT 2-REAL, PARAMETER 3---- pi-3.14:r.h,vREAD (5- -) r, hCylinderVolume (r.h,v)6-----WRITE(*,*)'radius, rWRITE(*,*)height-', h 7---- WRITE(*,*)WRITE(*,*)volume-', v8.SUBROUTINE Cylinder Volume (r1,hl.v1)IMPLICIT NONEREAL, 9---- (IN): e, fREAL, INTENT(OUT): ivl-pi*rl**2*h110-SUBROUTINE CylinderVolumeEND

HERE we write all answer with numbering: 1.SUBROUTINE 2.NONE 3. : : 4.REAL 5.(*,*,*)

Q4/ The following is a subroutine FORTRAN-90 program. Full-out the blanks 1 UsingSubroutine IMPLICIT 2------ REAL, PARAMETER 3- - pi-3.14 4 r.h,v READ (5-- -) r, h 6--------- CylinderVolume (r.h,v) WRITE(.*)'radius, r WRITE(*,*)height-', h 7 WRITE(*,*)'volume', v - WRITE(*,*) 8 SUBROUTINE Cylinder Volume (r1,h1.v1) IMPLICIT NONE REAL, 9- --- (IN) :: e, f REAL, INTENT(OUT) i vl-pi*rl**2*h1 10 - SUBROUTINE Cylinder Volume END

Q4/ The following is a subroutine FORTRAN-90 program. Full-out the blanks 1 UsingSubroutine IMPLICIT 2------ REAL, PARAMETER 3- - pi-3.14 4 r.h,v READ (5-- -) r, h 6--------- CylinderVolume (r.h,v) WRITE(.)'radius, r WRITE(,)height-', h 7 WRITE(,)'volume', v - WRITE(,) 8 SUBROUTINE Cylinder Volume (r1,h1.v1) IMPLICIT NONE REAL, 9- --- (IN) :: e, f REAL, INTENT(OUT) i vl-pirl**2*h1 10 - SUBROUTINE Cylinder Volume END

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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