Iterations and their Applications • 1 min read

# Homework ack #1

print('Oh no! We need to replace Nathan\'s third period class')

list = ['CSP', "Humanities", 'Calc', 'History']
first_section = list[:2]
last_section = list[-2:]
print(str(first_section) + ", ...,  " + str(last_section))

user_input = input("What should replace it?")
list.insert(2, user_input)

print(list)

Oh no! We need to replace Nathan's third period class
['CSP', 'Humanities'], ...,  ['Calc', 'History']
['CSP', 'Humanities', 'Spanish', 'Calc', 'History']

# Homework hack #2

def fibonacci(x):
    if x==1:
        return(0) # First terminating statement (Needed to state the first number of the fibonacci sequence)
    if x == 2:
        return(1) # Second terminating statement (Since 0+0=0, we need to introduce integers to the sequence)
   
    else:
        return(fibonacci(x-1)+ fibonacci(x-2))


    for i in range(8):    
        print(fibonacci(i+1))