Database System Concepts
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Use the PEP/8 Assembler to write a program to compute the 5th element of the Fibonacci sequence
1 2 3 5 8 13 21 34 55, etc.
Use an .Equate to set the term number you want to find.
fibNum: .EQUATE 5 ; We want this term in the Fib sequence
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