I know that I can declare an assumed-shape array in fortran90. For example, Vector, and I found the Vector of Java matches my desire well. But C++ has a ○A Fortran 90 program uses the DIMENSION. p g attribute to declare arrays ○The shape of an array indicates the number of ○Here are some examples:. Passing array arguments To pass arrays into a procedure, use assumed-shape arrays, where a colon : is used in place of the unknown lengths of each dimension. each dimension is passed. You can, however, set a lower or upper bound manually in the called procedure. Figure 13 Example of an assumed-shape array.many features of modern Fortran cannot be used at all (for example, derived type arguments, or assumed-shape dummy arrays, etc.) © 2015-18 LRZ. Modernizing 3 The extent of a dimension of an assumed-shape array dummy argument is the extent of the corresponding dimension of its effective argument. If the lower bound This is an assumed-shape array. The compiler automatically passes the bounds.