Provided fortran 95 example codes aren't compiling [duplicate] - fortran

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I've been reading this guide, and compiling ANY of their example codes consistently gives errors with the write section: http://www.mrao.cam.ac.uk/~rachael/compphys/SelfStudyF95.pdf
program vertical
!
! Vertical motion under gravity
!
implicit none
! acceleration due to gravity
real, parameter :: g = 9.8
! variables
real :: s ! displacement
real :: t ! time
real :: u ! initial speed ( m / s)
! set values of variables
t = 6.0
u = 60
! calculate displacement
s = u * t - g * (t**2) / 2
! output results
write(*,*) ’Time = ’,t,’ Displacement = ’,s
end program vertical
Compiling this code generates an error message of "Expected expression in WRITE statement"
The "Hello World" example also fails to compile.
program ex1
!
! My first program
!
write(*,*) ’Hello there’
end program ex1
Yet when I go by Wikibook's style and rewrite the example code to this: http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Fortran/Hello_world
program ex1
!
! My first program
!
print *, "Hello there"
end program ex1
It compiles correctly.
On a side note, what's the difference between "print" and "write"? I have prior basic experience with C and Matlab.
EDIT: I was rewriting a C programming assignment into a Fortran program. This code compiled correctly:
program ex1
integer :: number_one, number_two, num3
real :: number_onef, number_twof, num3f, num4f
character (LEN=10) :: name
print*, "Enter two integers"
read (*,*) number_one, number_two
write(*,*), 'the number you entered is ', number_one
write(*,*), 'the second number you entered is ', number_two
num3 = number_one * number_two
write(*,*), 'Multiplied result: ' ,num3
print*, "Enter two floating point numbers"
read (*,*) number_onef, number_twof
write(*,*) 'the number you entered is ', number_onef
write(*,*) 'the second number you entered is', number_twof
num3f = number_onef * number_twof
write(*,*) 'Multiplied result: ', num3f
num4f = number_onef / number_twof
write(*,*) 'Divided result: ', num4f
print*, "Enter your name"
read (*,*) name
write (*,*) 'Hello ', name

Answer 1

First of all, you should check which compiler you are using. I have no experience with Code::Blocks but the Wiki should help you:
Supported Compiler
If you want to change the Compiler (to gfortran (GNU) for example, since it seems to use g77 for default), see:
Change Compiler
You can check the features of your compiler (90, 95, 03, 08) on the Fortran Wiki.
The GNU compiler supports the '95 standard and a large number of features from the 2003 standard. It is free and there is an installation instruction in the Wiki link above so you should give it a try.
Your question is hard to answer unless we know, what compiler you are using.
On a side note, what's the difference between "print" and "write"?
write can be used to write to standard output or to a file while print writes to standard output. In the context of your examples, both statements can be used. There is no difference (using Intel fortran compiler and GNU at least) in using
print *, "hello"
print *, 'hello'
write(*,*) "hello"
write(*,*) 'hello'
write(*,*), ...
however i'd recommend against mixing it up.