Fortran 95/2003 Explained Book

This book is likely the most comprehensive Fortran reference one may be able to find on the market. The content of the book seems far too comprehensive for a first-time programmer whose purpose is to learn Fortran or programming in general (perhaps unless used as a textbook in class). However, it is supplied with many examples and end-of-chapter exercises and the writing style of the book is very fluent and clear. For me, as a Fortraner with ~7 years of experience, it has mainly served as the ultimate reference guide, in particular, when I am disappointed with internet or other Fortran resources.

There seems to exist some typos, though minor, in the text and occasionally in examples. But if you already know some Fortran, you would be able to decipher the typos very easily.