1. Fibonacci solution on RosettaCode

  • Posted by bruce1961 Jan 30, 2011
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I really like Euphoria! So incredibly expressive ...

I just put together a solution for Fibonacci Sequence, using an embedded byte-coded interpreter approach. I can see myself using this for quite a number of the other tasks.

Kind regards, Bruce.

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2. Re: Fibonacci solution on RosettaCode

  • Posted by coconut Jan 30, 2011
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bruce1961 said...

I really like Euphoria! So incredibly expressive ...

I just put together a solution for Fibonacci Sequence, using an embedded byte-coded interpreter approach. I can see myself using this for quite a number of the other tasks.

Kind regards, Bruce.

Be serious, they where not asking for a compiler design exercice they were just asking for a fibonacci function. I added iterative and recursive version of it.

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3. Re: Fibonacci solution on RosettaCode

  • Posted by jimcbrown (admin) Jan 30, 2011
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bruce1961 said...

I really like Euphoria! So incredibly expressive ...

I just put together a solution for Fibonacci Sequence, using an embedded byte-coded interpreter approach. I can see myself using this for quite a number of the other tasks.

Kind regards, Bruce.

There's actually a stdlib routine, math:fib() - though it suffers from the limitation of the maximum value that a double (64bit float) can store.

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4. Re: Fibonacci solution on RosettaCode

  • Posted by jimcbrown (admin) Jan 30, 2011
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coconut said...
bruce1961 said...

I really like Euphoria! So incredibly expressive ...

I just put together a solution for Fibonacci Sequence, using an embedded byte-coded interpreter approach. I can see myself using this for quite a number of the other tasks.

Kind regards, Bruce.

Be serious, they where not asking for a compiler design exercice they were just asking for a fibonacci function. I added iterative and recursive version of it.

The stdlib version is just two lines: 

include std/math.e 
? fib(x)

It's implemented using the constant time formula. 

public function fib(integer i) 
        return floor((power( mathcons:PHI, i) / mathcons:SQRT5) + 0.5) 
end function
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5. Re: Fibonacci solution on RosettaCode

  • Posted by bruce1961 Jan 30, 2011
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coconut said...

Be serious, they where not asking for a compiler design exercice they were just asking for a fibonacci function. I added iterative and recursive version of it.

Okay, it was a bit over the top. But it was fun. And I learned a bit more about Eu4 in the process.

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