The Fibonacci function has me perplexed. There are so many examples available online that I’m unsure whether I should simply follow those or attempt to code it from scratch and see if that yields results. I realize my thoughts may seem a bit unclear at the moment; that’s just how my mind is working today. Currently, I have:
function fibonacci(n) {
if (n <= 0) return [];
}
This Saturday, I plan to wake up at 3 AM. Tommy wants to drive a few hours to a wildlife refuge to take pictures at sunrise, and I think it will be a fun experience. Afterward, I’d like to stop by the library to update my account. Tommy keeps teasing me that he won't bring me to the library. But I will make it to the library! I need to find a cable to charge my Kindle, which is a bit outdated and uses a micro USB instead of a USB-C. I typically have a micro USB in my desk, but since the drawer broke, it seems to be misplaced somewhere around here. I found a cable in Tommy's desk but it doesn't work to charge my Kindle. I will need to find another cable.
I also have therapy later at 2:45 PM. It’s an unusual time for me since I usually have my appointments at 1:30. I suppose it's not too strange, but it feels odd since I assumed all his appointments began at the half-hour mark.
I have to keep looking at the time, because I keep forgetting that I have therapy later. Ok, I added some code to the Fibonacci function:
function fibonacci(n) {
if (n <= 0) return []; // Handle invalid input
if (n === 1) return [0];
if (n === 2) return [0, 1];
let fibArray = [0, 1]; // Start with the first two numbers
}
Therapy has concluded, and it went well. I discussed my experience from last Sunday when I participated in a bunco gathering with a group of people. I shared that while I enjoyed myself, I felt quite anxious about engaging in conversation and struggled to contribute. I preferred listening to others instead of speaking up. Now, back to this Fibonacci function.
Kel is en route from Walmart and mentioned she needs assistance, so I’ll return to the Fibonacci function tomorrow.
