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Thread: Fibonacci numbers? How to define these numbers in some interval (diapazone)

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    Default Fibonacci numbers? How to define these numbers in some interval (diapazone)

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    This task is only the sub-task of more general task that should be done knowing the correctly of this numbers in this range


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    Default Re: Fibonacci numbers? How to define these numbers in some interval (diapazone)

    Please, please, please ask a reasonably understandable question. Show some code - even a skeleton of what you're trying to do.

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    Default Re: Fibonacci numbers? How to define these numbers in some interval (diapazone)

    Quote Originally Posted by GregBrannon View Post
    Please, please, please ask a reasonably understandable question. Show some code - even a skeleton of what you're trying to do.
    Honestly, i do not know where the main my question disppepered from this newly created topic. I hope you are not moderator, as this my sentence only was addition to the question itself. and I re-edited it-so maybe this is the reason of its absence. so I rewrite it-to be understandable for you.
    I had a task to do something with fibonacci numbers in the range from int M to int N. I defined the function int fibon(k)
    { if (k=0) return 0;
    else if (k=1) return 1;
    else return fibon(k-1)+fibon(k-2);
    } Maybe this method is not very correct relating to the braces according to the http://en.literateprograms.org/Fibon...mbers_(Java)--
    <<Fibonacci.java>>=
    public class Fibonacci {
    public static int fib(int n) {
    if (n < 2) {
    return n;
    }
    else {
    return fib(n-1)+fib(n-2);
    }
    }

    test main
    } But I ask how to find this fibonacci numbers at the range of [M;N]; Should i use loop FOR from M to N and check if M<fibon(i)<N? It is very difficult as I need to equal fibo(i) with the first and in the last case with the last fibonacci number-and it is difficult to do it with simole LOOP. So I need define what is i1 and i2 that begin and end the fibonacci set at this range from M to N. Or i simply choose some approximate range of i (for (i=l; i<h; i++) and use the extensive loop for the fibon (i) and only check it in FOR loop for the M<fibon(i)&&fibon(i)<N. As I said the main task is for example do this fibonacci numbers at this range is dividable on 2. So it is not such easy. But at first I need to define this specific numbers at this range.
    So the question is veri easy: to find the fisrt and the last fibonacci n. at the range[M;N].

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    Default Re: Fibonacci numbers? How to define these numbers in some interval (diapazone)

    Use Binet's formula, and the range of the numbers, if I understand you correctly.

    Let's say your range is from "position" 2 to 5.

    You would use a for loop that starts at 2, and go from there.

    So at position 2, your answer should be 1
    At 3 it should be 2
    At 4 it should be 3
    At 5 it should be 5

    etc...

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