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Source Code
pure module function get_area_square_first(self)result(area)implicit none class(type_square_first),intent(in)::selfreal(real64)::areatype(type_dp_vector_3d)::rreal(real64),parameter::gauss(2)=[-sqrt(1.0d0/3.0d0),sqrt(1.0d0/3.0d0)]integer(int32)::i,jarea=0.0d0r%z=0.0d0do i=1,2r%x=gauss(i)do j=1,2r%y=gauss(j)area=area+self%jacobian_det(r)end do end do end function get_area_square_first