Python Tutorial - Fibonacci Series

In this python programming video tutorial you will learn about the Fibonacci series in detail with different examples.
Fibonacci is the integer number series here every numbers except first two are the sum of the previous two numbers. In this tutorial we will write this program using for loop.
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Great explanation , appreciating the efforts , but if it is temp + first @ 11:45 , it will be easier to understand . Yours too right since first == second . so temp + second is also correct

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I don't know if you're still monitoring this, but I had a question. The "i" variable you're using in the for loop. What is the reason for it? Normally in for loops I see the variable is called again beneath it.

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We will use loops to execute part of code again and again for different values, and here to store different value we need a variable and “i” is that variable here :)

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Second value is assigned to first, but while adding u use temp+second???

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madam when i run this code as function in my machine it gives o/p with None type object . I tried it so many ways but it gives None type object when i make def fib(n) like that . i saw in hacker rank instead of printing "a" value some one wrote yield(a) then returns apt o/p . what is yield ()? Why it returns correct o/p without none type when we use yield .. could you please clarify my doubt ?

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you are getting None type because your function is returning nothing. I think you are writing function call in print(), that's why it will print None. Example: def f(): print("hello") print(f()) #Execute this. { for more explanation give me the program i will check and explain.} yield: Yield is a keyword that is used like return , except the function will return a generator. { i explained more about this in generator you can check that video.} video link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/emaXqWuriNeUabM

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#To find out the character of string is lower/upper/digit/special in_chr = '10' if in_chr.isalpha(): if in_chr.isupper(): print("UPPERCASE CHARACTER") else: print("lowercase") elif in_chr.isdigit(): print("digit") else: print("special character") or in_chr = "&" if ((int(ord(in_chr)) >= 65 and int(ord(in_chr))

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n=int(input("Enter the no of terms:")) a=-1 b=1 for i in range(n): c=a+b print(c) a=b b=c

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original_list = [1, "apple", 2, "banana", "cherry", 3] string_list = [] number_list = [] for item in original_list: if isinstance(item, str): string_list.append(item) elif isinstance(item, (int, float)): # Consider both int and float as numbers number_list.append(item) print("Strings:", string_list) print("Numbers:", number_list)

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[@heminpatel934]

Hello , I am using below logic and it is working fine in for loop-> second = temp + first. ################### n = int(input("Enter the number of series you want to get fibonacci")) first = 0 second = 1 for i in range(n): print(first) temp = first first = second second = temp + first ##############

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Same doubt mine too

[@johnstabbyman5704]

My solution seems much simpler. I'm new to Python so I didn't have the input line but I came up with a list of the fib sequence. I'm sure I could limit to any length given by the user l = [0, 1] while l[-1]

[@AmulsAcademy]

It will work:) Good job:) But if you can replace this line or condition with something else , while l[-1]

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Can you explain Fibonacci series using function definition?

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Instead of second= temp + first ; why we did second = temp + second. Can we do it using first?

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Any video on fibonacci series using defined functions and recursion...??

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till now No:)

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Pls upload program using ascii values

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Ma'am can we use len function in place of range.

[@AmulsAcademy]

In loops ? No :)

[@deepanshumorle7719]

@@AmulsAcademy Ma'am My doubt is that Range shows the first and last digits or limits. So how it could be used for iteration of all digits and in sequence.

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Mam, could you please upload to check a given number is fibonacci or not

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[@monindersingh2565]

the o/p is same with below code: first = 0 second = 1 for i in range (n): print(first, end=" ") temp = first first = second second = first + temp

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Yep because you are assigning first = second

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ma'am i'm still little bit confused in functions. so can make some programs with the use of function for example fibonacci series, pattern programing others. please ma'am make one video of this topic as well.

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this program is not executing in python 3.9 . what is the solution?

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Getting any error ? Give me the program i will check :)

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[@rahulprasadsingh2639]

first=0 second=1 n=int(input('enter:')) for i in range(1,n): print(first) temp=first first=second second=temp+second

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why not second= temp + first

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Why you not print second value so out as well as program wrong

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Lol she literally tell the history of Fibonacci series i mean most of the channel directly jump to program 😭