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Update SeriouslyCommands.py -- faster Fibonacci #57

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Mego commented Jun 4, 2016

Why did you replace the calculated phi value with a constant?

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kckennylau commented Jun 4, 2016

Because the precision is only that far anyway. Replace it back if you like.

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Mego commented Jun 4, 2016

True, but if somehow the maximum precision went up, calculating it would allow for greater precision than a float constant. Additionally, keeping it as a calculated constant means less magic numbers.

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If you haven't noticed, I sneaked Lucas number in (per this).

Which key would you assign it to?

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Mego commented Jun 4, 2016

I haven't decided if I'm going to put Lucas numbers in the standard library or include them in a supplemental library yet.

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