Simple Fibonacci Code

[Malazan]

code:

var a, b, c : real %Variables var term : int put "Please enter how many terms you want in this sequence: " .. %Prompts user for how many terms wanted. get term var Fib : array 1 .. term of real %Starts an array a := 1 %Declares a as 1 b := 0 %Declares b as 0 for i : 1 .. term %Makes the program so that it will display as many terms as the user wants c:= a + b %The equation so that the first 2 numbers will add up to the next number put c , " " .. %Outputs the number a:= b %A is declared as B. A is now the next number. b:= c %B is declared as C. B is now the next number. The sequence is able to progress. end for

Quite possibly the easiest to use Fibonacci code? 8) I didn't use any complicated stuff, and added a user prompt for how many terms the user wants

[strike_hawk89]

hey nub, u dont need that "Fib" array.

[Malazan]

Oops

[MysticVegeta]

strike_hawk89 wrote:

nub,

thats quite offending.. please dont use it.

[md]

strike_hawk89 wrote:

hey nub,...

I assume you meant "noob", but even then; you have what? like 20 posts? And most of those are you asking questions, either to get help, or to try and figure out others code... so I ask you; who is the real noob?

I have nothing against people who are new to programming, and I am more then happy to answer their questions whenever I am able. However to call someone a "noob" is deplorable; especially given that you are equally a "noob".

As for the Fibonacci code; looks good. The two things I must point out are yes, the Fib array isn't used, so you should remove it; and if there is one thing I can't stand it's comments that follow at the end of a line. Comments on the same line as code is a good thing, however, it's much easier to read your code if the comments are all lined up after your code. I like my code to look like a two column article in the paper, the left column is the code; the right the comments.

But aside from those two things (and the second is admitedly a personal preference) it tooks good!