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There are no functional bugs in the provided code, but there are areas of improvement in terms of naming conventions and code redundancy. The functions f and f2 have similar logic, which suggests the possibility of merging or improving their design.
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Fibonacci sequence iterator
Write an iterator class that generates Fibonacci numbers up to a specified maximum value.
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Output: 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13
Iterator implementation
The iterator uses class state to store the current values of the sequence. We initialize current = 0 and next_value = 1. In the __next__() method, we check if current > max_value. If so, we raise StopIteration. Otherwise, we return current and update values: current = next_value, next_value = current + next_value. Time complexity is , where is the number of generated values.
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