Hello world!

C This is an example of a FORTRAN code, which is the computer language I
C use in my models of the Archean Earth's atmosphere. Those "C's" at the
C left mark these lines as "comment lines," which are used to explain
C the code to users, and are ignored by the computer when compiling
C and running the code. While I normally won't be putting FORTRAN code
C on this website, I thought it was relevant for the first post on this
C site, for two reasons. First, "Hello World!" is the default title of
C the first post on a WordPress page, and is also the first program most
C people learn to write when learning a new computer language. The
C main point of this blog is to show people how modeling and the
C scientific method can be used to analyze things in varying aspects of
C life and society. Because I have a particular love for politics and
C sports, I'll use examples from those areas a LOT. Given my dorky
C nature, I though a "Hello world!" program was an appropriate start.
C But enough jibber-jabber... Here is a an example of a FORTRAN code
C that will get your computer to say: "Hello world!"