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 # Assignments
 repo for assignment submission
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+# Submission Steps
+1. Fork the Assignments Repository.
+2. Now clone your forked repo.
+3. Commmit/Push your assignment folder to your forked repo.
+4. Make the pull request to the main repository.
+
+# Submission Guidelines
+1. The directory stucture should be as following:
+.
+├── Assignments
+|   ├── assignment_1 (assignment number)
+|       ├── x ( x is your assignment folder with your name)
+|           ├──readme.md
+|           └──(project files)....
+|       ├── y (y is another person's assignment folder with his name)
+|       ├── readme.md containing problem statement
+|       └──...
+|   ├── assignment_2
+|   └──....
+├──readme.md
+
+2. Try not to make any changes in another person's folder and maintain the directory stucture. 

assignment_2/README.md

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+# Problem Statement: Train a model to print the first `n` elements of the Fibonacci sequence starting at integers `a` and `b`. Note that `a` < `b`, and `n` <= 100 are user supplied arguments. You may not use the standard summing operation to print the next element.Example I/O:
+Input: a=5, b=7, n=5
+Output: 5, 7, 12, 19, 31
+Input: a=7, b=41, n=6
+Output: 7, 41, 49, 90, 139, 229
+
+##
+Submission Guidelines
+1. Make a proper readme.md including the approach, dataset, model, experiments, results and steps to run the project.
+2. Include requirement.txt file.
+3. Make a predict.py file in which a user will input a,b,n and get the results.