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Implement a fibonacci function which calculates the nth number of the fibonacci sequence.

def fib(n): if n <= 1: return n else: return(fib(n-1) + fib(n-2)) This is the code for a very basic version. This coud be used to explain how recursion works thanks to a relatively easy example.
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How do I go about writing my Oxbridge personal statement?

Think about talking to someone about what you want to study at university: what would you say? What have you read, watched, seen or done that has inspired you? This could be anything: something you did at sc...
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How can I prepare for my MMI interviews?

First of all I hope you already know what MMI interviews are, how they are be structured, and which universities you are applying to have this system. Through MMI, the interviewers are looking to see if you ...
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What is the role of research in medicine? Have you read any medical research recently; what was it?

Research is important in all aspects of medicine. It is being used to improve understanding in all aspects of medicine, from direct research into pathology to how best to teach medical students. Take for ins...
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What would output this code? print(hello world)

It would be an error since you can only print a string. To make a string we must have "" or str() print("hello world")
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