As a computer science student, I have used Fibonacci in some mathematical programming exercise but I don't recall what was it about. There were a lot of mentioning about Fibonacci and a lot of example pictures. I can remember about the shell that was expanding like Fibonacci when you think about it. Here is a picture about it:
It's amazing when you learn that some math is also in art and that really interests me. It was very nice to know this. Next time when looking at some pictures that has some kind of middle point then I will look closer if it has some relations towards Fibonacci.
Addition for my math experience:
My task was to make a program. It will take user input which is number. For example number 2, then it has to go like Fibonacci. Which means it will be multiplied by two. Then after that it will still do the same. This is example: 2, 4, 8, 16 and so on.
It will also count how many times the smallest number is compared to biggest number in Fibonacci way. So 2 has 4 hops until 16.
Fibonacci math can be used to grow the hard levels in games exponentially. This will make game hard very fast if we think that first enemy wave is 2 monsters then 4, 8 and suddenly 16. But in games it can be balanced when player gets power ups so player can kill enemies faster.
Addition for my math experience:
My task was to make a program. It will take user input which is number. For example number 2, then it has to go like Fibonacci. Which means it will be multiplied by two. Then after that it will still do the same. This is example: 2, 4, 8, 16 and so on.
It will also count how many times the smallest number is compared to biggest number in Fibonacci way. So 2 has 4 hops until 16.
Fibonacci math can be used to grow the hard levels in games exponentially. This will make game hard very fast if we think that first enemy wave is 2 monsters then 4, 8 and suddenly 16. But in games it can be balanced when player gets power ups so player can kill enemies faster.
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