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Re: Fibonacci Sequence

I'll try to. I think I found a way to make my program significantly faster. With a new algorithm and my desktop computer it took ~9 sec to get the millionth term and 3:22:000 for the 5,000,000th. I'll try 100 mil. My guess is about 15-20 hour run time.
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I'll try to. I think I found a way to make my program significantly faster. With a new algorithm and my desktop computer it took ~9 sec to get the millionth term and 3:22:000 for the 5,000,000th. I'll try 100 mil. My guess is about 15-20 hour run time.
If you're going for speed, wouldn't it be a little bit faster to just use the explicit definition?
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Re: Fibonacci Sequence

I tried that, but it didn't work for me, with such large numbers. Feel free to see if you can get it to work yourself.
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Re: Fibonacci Sequence

Would you care to share this new algorithm? I'm interested to see it.
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Re: Fibonacci Sequence

I found a mathimatical function to define it, thus eliminating recursion. Have fun...
Code:
((x^n)-(-x)^(-n))/sqrt(5)
where x is (1+sqrt(5))/2 and n is the Nth term of the sequence.
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