C++ How to Program (10th Edition)
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Chapter 6, Problem 6.37E
Program Plan Intro
Program Plan:
- In the program, we include the header files as needed.
- Function prototype will be declared.
- Declaring main() function as integer type.
- Variable declaration : varialesnum_series,iloopare user defined numbers declared as integer type in the main(). The variable num_seriescarried with the non_recursive_fibonacci_series().
- user_series is a variable declared as integer type declared in non_recursive_fibonacci_series() function to carry the user input to the function.
- Calling the non_recursive_fibonacci_series() in the main().
- non_recursive_fibonacci_series() :this function will help to find out the Fibonacci numbers.
- Declaring the variables the_start_fib_num, the_second_fib_num,the_next_fib_num as integer type andinitializing the variables with 0,1,0 respectively to avoid garbage value.
- non_recursive_fibonacci_series() function returns the result.
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