User input will determine how many numbers in the sequence will be printed

INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES

ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS

1. Print the 1st "n" numbers of the Fibonacci sequence.

-User input will determine how many numbers in the sequence will be printed.

out put

-Each line of pet will contain at most 12 numbers or 28 total digits. A new line of output will not start until the current line is "full".

2. address validation:

- User will enter address (examples: espn.com, fred.jones.google.com)

- Valid addresses will end in espn.com, google.com, or comcast.net

- Valid addresses only contain letters, numbers and "." (yes there can be multiple ".")

- Output should be of the format "user input" is valid or "user input" is invalid -All valid characters

3. Pattern Printing.

- Multiply each number in the even digits by 3

- Odd digits stay the same

- Sum each (modified digit)

Minimum of a 2 digit number

 

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