Chapter 23. The Fibonacci Sequence
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Introduction
Those who enjoy mathematical elegance may share my appreciation of the Fibonacci sequence and its associated relationship, the Golden Ratio. In this chapter we’re going to look at how we might represent this mathematical sequence as a collection, in the form of an STL sequence class, and then consider whether it might be better represented as an iterator, before finally coming back to seeing how a range-limited sequence is the most discoverable representation.
Unlike the other STL extensions ...
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