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2.3 Complete Program, Line by Line

Here’s the same example, explained line by line. Beginners, do you find this helpful or not? Would you prefer a different layout for the example? Please tell rms@gnu.org.

#include <stdio.h> /* Include declaration of usual */
 /* I/O functions such as printf. */
 /* Most programs need these. */
int /* This function returns an int. */
fib (int n) /* Its name is fib; */
 /* its argument is called n. */
{ /* Start of function body. */
 /* This stops the recursion from being infinite. */
 if (n <= 2) /* If n is 1 or 2, */
 return 1; /* make fib return 1. */
 else /* Otherwise, add the two previous */
 /* Fibonacci numbers. */
 return fib (n - 1) + fib (n - 2);
}
int /* This function returns an int. */
main (void) /* Start here; ignore arguments. */
{ /* Print message with numbers in it. */
 printf ("Fibonacci series item %d is %d\n",
 20, fib (20));
 return 0; /* Terminate program, report success. */
}

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