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Fibonacci Sequence Flowchart

Fibonacci Sequence Flowchart

In the previous video of Fibonacci sequence ,we learned about the
Fibonacci series and how to write an algorithm. In this video we will learn how to draw a flowchart for it. First let us write an algorithm for it again.
0,1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34,55,89,…

Step1: Input the number(n) till which the Fibonacci series will run

Step2: Assign the variables a equal to -1 and b equal to 1

Step3: Add the variables a & b and assign it to variable x

Step4: Display the value of x

Step5: Assign the value of b to variable a

Step6: Assign the value of x to variable b

Step7: Subtract one from n and store it to variable n

Step8: If the value of n is not zero, go back to the Step3

Step9: Fibonacci numbers displayed till n numbers.











To see the working of above flowchart, 
Click here to Watch on YouTube







To write the program in C, Click here to Watch on YouTube






To make the Fibonacci Sequence  Android App in MIT App Inventor, Click here to Watch on YouTube






Download the Fibonacci Sequence Android App here

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