install gfortran-7 in ubuntu 22

Is it Ubuntu 22.04 or Ubuntu 22.10?

Ubuntu 22 isn't a thing

Ubuntu 22.04

Thanks and regards,
*Dr. H. A. Kumara Swamy, Ph.D.*

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gfortran-7 is obsolete (in Ubuntu releases after 21.04) and has been replaced by gfortran-10, gfortran-11, gfortran-12 and gfortran-13 (availability of these packages depends on Ubuntu release).

Thank you for the information.
My code is not running with gfortran 11. It is showing NAN but the same
code is running in gfortran 7.
Please let me know what to do.

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I recommend that you change your code to make it compatible with current versions of gfortran.

Eventually it may be possible to change the behavior of the gfortran-11 version to be more similar to gfortran-7 by adding some flags (perhaps -std=f95 or -std=legacy).