18 Sep 2018

Instructions

  • Before you begin, spend 5 minutes outlining a strategy with other students at your table.

    • Create at least one diagram or flow-chart.

  • Please submit your work below (one per person):

Fibonacci Numbers

The Fibonacci numbers make up a famous integer sequence that is found commonly in nature:

  • The first two Fibonacci numbers are 0 and 1.

  • Each number in the sequence is the sum of the previous two numbers.

  • Further details at Wikipedia: Fibonacci numbers

Your Program

Use the above information to create the following C++ program:

  • Ask the user for a (positive) integer.

  • Use a while() loop to compute the user-specified quantity of Fibonacci numbers.

  • Test your program and verify its output for Fibonacci numbers 0-9.

  • Use your program’s output to compute the difference between:

    • the 24th and 25th Fibonacci numbers.

    • the 25th and 26th Fibonacci numbers.

20 Sep 2018: Flow Control

Instructions

  • Read the following code, then run in and explore its behavior:

  • Draw a diagram describing the flow of this program.

    • Use lines and arrows to draw a path of execution