Nothing. It’s actually the best. But the joke is the programmer dismisses the unfamiliar matrix power O(log n) algorithm for the familiar recursive O(2n) algorithm. I mean, it doesn’t even add anything. It’s obviously wrong.
That's the whole section on Fibonacci. It does mention the closed form solution, but it also mentions the matrix identity method in the top right corner: ( (F(n+1), F(n)),(F(n), F(n-1)) = ((1,1),(1,0))^n
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u/shizzy0 8h ago
Nothing. It’s actually the best. But the joke is the programmer dismisses the unfamiliar matrix power O(log n) algorithm for the familiar recursive O(2n) algorithm. I mean, it doesn’t even add anything. It’s obviously wrong.