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Source Code
subroutine test_is_digit()integer::i=-1integer,parameter::imin=0integer,parameter::imax=127integer,parameter::i1=iachar('0')-1integer,parameter::i2=iachar('9')+1integer,parameter::acodes(*)=[(i,i=imin,i1),(i,i=i2,imax)]integer::i0=iachar('0')do i=0,9@assertTrue(is_digit(achar(i0+i)))end do do i=1,size(acodes)@assertFalse(is_digit(achar(acodes(i))))end do end subroutine test_is_digit