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Maze drawing in FORTRAN-80
I was looking through some of my old CP/M files (running on a virtual ALTAIR Z80 using simh) when I can across this old FORTRAN IV program.
Multiplication tables using implicit DO loops
While sorting through some old FORTRAN notes I found what amounted to a one line program, which was included as a minimalistic example of what could be achieved using implicit DO loops.
Notes on Linux 