For C Programming This has to deal with the Fibonacci sequence. Complete a program so that it prints the nth Fibonacci number, where n is an integer value read as input by the program. For example, if the input 4, then the output should be: Fibonacci number 4 is 3. Another example if the input is 7 then the output should be: Fibonacci number 7 is 13. Use a loop for this program.
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For C
This has to deal with the Fibonacci sequence.
Complete a program so that it prints the nth Fibonacci number, where n is an integer value read as input by the program. For example, if the input 4, then the output should be:
Fibonacci number 4 is 3.
Another example if the input is 7 then the output should be:
Fibonacci number 7 is 13.
Use a loop for this program.
![Hints:
• Reading the input and printing the output is already
handled for you
• Assign the result of the computation to the variable fibn.
• If the input value n is less than 3, then the result should be
1
• If n is greater than or equal to 3, then the program should
use a loop to compute Fibonacci numbers 3, 4, 5, etc., up
to and including n. Plan the iterations of the loop by
writing down what the values of each loop variable should
be as the loop executes. When the loop terminates, the
variable fibn should contain the correct value.
• You will probably need two loop variables in addition to the
loop counter: one to store the current Fibonacci number,
and one to store the previous Fibonacci number.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F4469e173-19b9-45d6-bd00-2b2c70cb700c%2Fedb7ee97-295c-4eac-8f41-3875685ac945%2Fh9zk7r_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
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