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How to print Fibonacci sequence using loops.

I'm confused about how to print the Fibonacci sequence using loops. Like, what is the non-iterable value supposed to be if i decide to use for loop?

27th Feb 2022, 7:31 PM
Kamdili Ife Darachukwu
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# Hi! I’m not shure what you mean with ”the non iterable value”, but a loop is a good way to solve the problem, since the values are built on earlier result values. # So if you don’t want just the end result, you can just print out the subtotals in every loop. # There are a lot of Fibonacci code to look at if you search for them. Here’s one that including a loop, and where the results is added to a list, and build up a Fibonacci number sequence: def fib(n): l = [0, 1] for i in range(n): l.append(sum(l[i:i+2])) return l print(fib(5))
27th Feb 2022, 8:11 PM
Per Bratthammar
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