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Please tell me role of i in this code . And why it gives more terms than required by user .
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You are using i for iteration
It is giving more terms because
You have already printed 2 terms
So you need to subtract 2 from terms
And i must be less than terms -2 because i is starting from 0
So write
i < terms - 2
as your condition in while loop
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Sir you method worked but for i <= terms-3 . Please tell me why -3 and you said for -2 . And thanks you for helping me ☺️
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i working as a counter initial i =0;
and in while(i<=term)
and each time i is increasing and condition will be false when i<=term will be false
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Abhay mishra
Yeah you can -3 as well
For example
You entered 1, 1
Terms = 5
1, 1, 2, 3, 5 // it has 5 terms
So if you write
i <= terms - 3
Then only you will be able to print the above series
Reason:
Just note carefully you have already input 1, 1
Which means you already have 2 terms in the beginning. Now you need to find 3 more terms
Why?
Because Terms = 5 // as entered
So for finding rest of the 3 terms you need to run the while loop only 3 times
But if you write i <= terms
Your while loop will runs 6 times. because i = 0
And you will have 3 extra terms in your output ( 5 + 3 = 8 terms)
But we need only 5 terms not 8
Because we entered terms = 5
So that's why you need to subtract -3 as per your code because your condition was i <= terms
But I subtracted -2 because
My condition was i < terms - 2
I did not used the = operator
Both of us are correct