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This project involves creating a C program to generate the Fibonacci series up to a specified number of terms entered by the user. The program uses a for loop to calculate each term as the sum of the previous two terms starting from 0 and 1. It outputs each calculated term. The minimum hardware requirements to run the program are a keyboard, monitor, CPU, printer, mouse, and floppy disk drive. The software used includes the DOS operating system and Turbo C++ compiler. The program achieves its objective of generating the Fibonacci series and references textbooks on C programming language as sources.

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Computer Project: Name:-Reg No

This project involves creating a C program to generate the Fibonacci series up to a specified number of terms entered by the user. The program uses a for loop to calculate each term as the sum of the previous two terms starting from 0 and 1. It outputs each calculated term. The minimum hardware requirements to run the program are a keyboard, monitor, CPU, printer, mouse, and floppy disk drive. The software used includes the DOS operating system and Turbo C++ compiler. The program achieves its objective of generating the Fibonacci series and references textbooks on C programming language as sources.

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Computer

project

name:-
reg no
INTRODUCTION
C programming language is a general-
purpose, imperative computer programming
language, supporting structured
programming,lexical variable scope and recursion,
while a static type system prevents many
unintended operations. By design, C provides
constructs that map efficiently to typical machine
instructions, and therefore it has found lasting use
in applications that had formerly been coded
in assembly language, including operating
systems, as well as various application
software for computers ranging from
supercomputers to embedded systems
C was originally developed by Dennis
Ritchie between 1969 and 1973 at AT&T Bell
Labs and used to re-implement the Unix operating
system.It has since become one of the most widely
used programming languages of all time, with
C compilers from various vendors available for the
majority of existing computer architectures and
operating systems
TOPIC:-

Fibonancci series
PROJECT REPORT

c) Hardware specification of machine used :

1) Keyboard : 101 buttons

2) Monitor : VGA/SVGA
3) CPU : Celeron , 1.7 GHz

4) Printer : Inkjet

5) Mouse : Three Button Mouse.

6) FDD : 1.44MB

d) Software (OS, Language & packages) used along with version.

1) Operating System : DOS

2) Language : C Language

3) Packages : Not Used

Version :- Turbo C++

a) Objectives achieved Successfully : All the objectives have been


achieved successfully except Option 5th print record.

b) Objectives party achieved :- There is no such condition because


all the objectives have been achieved.

b) The hardware and software specification of environment necessary


to run the project.

Minimum req. of Hardware :-


Turbo C++ runs on the IBM PC family of computers,including the
XT, AT and PS/2 along with all true IBM compatibilities.

Turbo C++ required DOS 2.0 or higher and at least 640KB memory. It
runs on any 80 column Monitor. The minimum requirement is a hard
disk drive and floppy drive.

Software :- Operating System MS DOS 6.22 Turbo compiler.


d) Name of software files submitted on floppy disk :-along with
the topic of there contents.

d.Dat. :- This opens under the concept of File handling and itself-
made.

p.dat :- This file contents the actual program,which will generate the
Report.

Main.Exe:- This is an executable file. Due TO this we don’ t required


compiler.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PROGRAM

This step contains the file that is used in the whole program. In this
step there is use of the header files which are as follows :-

1) stidio.h : this stand for standard input output.this describes


stdin, stdout, stdprn and stderr stream which shows the path and level of
input & output.
It includes:-

a) scanf() : scan and formats input from the stdin streem.

b) printf() : writes formatted output in stdout (Monitor).

c) fclose() : closes stream.

d) fopen() : opens a stream.

e) fflush() : flushes a stream.

f) fseek() : repositions a file pointer on a stream.

Syntax:- Fseek (file * stream, long offset, whence );

g) fwrite() : write to a stream.

h) gets() : gets a string from striding.

i) puts() : outputs a string to stdoutput.


j) rename() : rename the file.

k) remove() : remove the file .

l) rewind() : reposition a file pointer to the beginning of a string.

2) conio.h : It regulates the different tipes of work related with input


/output in DOS.

a) getch() : gets character from keyboard and doesn’t echo to the


screen.

b) getche() : gets character from keyboard and echoes to the screen.

c) gotoxy() : position the cursor in the text window like 1st in column 2nd
is low.

d) clrscr() : clear the screen.

3) ctype.h : It gives the information related to character


classification and character conversion in header file.

a) tolower() : translate character to lower case.

4) stdlib.h : It declears the routin which is normal use declares the


convertion path and find it.

a) exit() : terminates program.

5) string.h : It shows different types of string manipulation


and mamory manipulation path.

a) strcmp() : compares on string with another.


Source code

#include<stdio.h>

int main()

int n, first = 0, second = 1, next, c;

printf("Enter the number of terms\n");

scanf("%d",&n);

printf("First %d terms of Fibonacci series are :-\n",n);

for ( c = 0 ; c < n ; c++ )

if ( c <= 1 )

next = c;

else

next = first + second;

first = second;

second = next;

printf("%d\n",next);

return 0;
}

Output

BIBLIOGRAPHY

1) “ANSI C” by Balaguruswami.

2) Turbo C by Moolish Cooper.

3) Letus “C” by Kanetkar.

4) Working with “C” by Kanetkar.


5) Programming in “C” by Hemant Goyal

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