Fibonacci using Dynamic Array

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Fibonacci using Dynamic Array

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Last edited May 15, 2016

Created on May 15, 2016

This example shows a command-line program that computes and prints a Fibonacci sequence stored in a dynamically allocated array. It prompts the user for the number of periods, then uses `malloc` from the C standard library to allocate memory for the values. The program calculates each Fibonacci number iteratively, printing them with `printf` in a formatted layout, breaking to a new line every three entries. It concludes by displaying the final computed value. The visualization relies solely on text output, with no graphics or external libraries beyond the standard C I/O and memory management functions.

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