Part B) Write a Fortran program to: 1. ask the user to enter her/his name (maximum 65 letters) via keyboard entry, 2. ask the user to enter a number between 0 to 1000 (including 0 &1000) via keyboard entry, 3. print all odd numbers between 0 and the entered number by the user, 4. print the sum of the printed odd numbers on the screen. Note: by running your program, the following sentences, questions, and results should be printed accordingly on the screen. Extra spaces in your output are fine. Those are due to the use of free formatting for print command. Output formatting will be covered in the future lectures (???? means a keyboard entry, and XXXX means an output value below.). Extra spaces in your output are fine. Those are due to the use of free formatting for print command. Output formatting will be covered in the future lectures. This program prints all odd numbers between 0 and your desired integer number (less than 1000) on the screen and represents the sum of the odd numbers at the end. Please enter your name (maximum 65 letters) ???? Please enter your desire integers number (your number should be between 0 to 1000) 2222 The odd numbers between 0 to XXXX are: XXXX XXXX XXXX The sum of these odd numbers is: XXXX

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Part B) Write a Fortran program to:
1. ask the user to enter her/his name (maximum 65 letters) via keyboard entry,
2. ask the user to enter a number between 0 to 1000 (including 0 &1000) via keyboard entry,
3. print all odd numbers between 0 and the entered number by the user,
4. print the sum of the printed odd numbers on the screen.
Note: by running your program, the following sentences, questions, and results should be printed accordingly on the
screen. Extra spaces in your output are fine. Those are due to the use of free formatting for print command. Output
formatting will be covered in the future lectures (???? means a keyboard entry, and XXXX means an output value
below.). Extra spaces in your output are fine. Those are due to the use of free formatting for print command. Output
formatting will be covered in the future lectures.
This program prints all odd numbers between 0 and your desired integer number (less than 1000) on
the screen and represents the sum of the odd numbers at the end.
Please enter your name (maximum 65 letters)
????
Please enter your desire integers number (your number should be between 0 to 1000)
2222
The odd numbers between 0 to XXXX are:
XXXX
XXXX
XXXX
The sum of these odd numbers is: XXXX
Transcribed Image Text:Part B) Write a Fortran program to: 1. ask the user to enter her/his name (maximum 65 letters) via keyboard entry, 2. ask the user to enter a number between 0 to 1000 (including 0 &1000) via keyboard entry, 3. print all odd numbers between 0 and the entered number by the user, 4. print the sum of the printed odd numbers on the screen. Note: by running your program, the following sentences, questions, and results should be printed accordingly on the screen. Extra spaces in your output are fine. Those are due to the use of free formatting for print command. Output formatting will be covered in the future lectures (???? means a keyboard entry, and XXXX means an output value below.). Extra spaces in your output are fine. Those are due to the use of free formatting for print command. Output formatting will be covered in the future lectures. This program prints all odd numbers between 0 and your desired integer number (less than 1000) on the screen and represents the sum of the odd numbers at the end. Please enter your name (maximum 65 letters) ???? Please enter your desire integers number (your number should be between 0 to 1000) 2222 The odd numbers between 0 to XXXX are: XXXX XXXX XXXX The sum of these odd numbers is: XXXX
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