#!/usr/bin/env python
# coding: utf-8

# ### 1. Fibonacci's Tea
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# There are two steps to writing a program: converting your problem into a step-by-step algorithm that your computer can digest, and then implementing this in your favourite programming language (**python**). Once you've set up your problem as an algorithm, you've written a program. The rest is syntax.
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# As an example, how would you tell a robot to make tea?
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# <img src="tea.jpg" style="width:500px">
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# This example depends strongly on your tea-making philosophy. Do you add milk? Before or after the hot water?
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# <img src="crocmug.jpg" style="width:200px">
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# Going back to TipCalculator, the algorithm we've used is as follows
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# <img src="tip.jpg" style="width:500px">
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# Odds are, as a scientist, you won't be programming many futuristic household appliances or rehashing old apps. What about finding the factorial of a positive integer?
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# <img src="factorial.jpg" style="width:500px">
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# As an exercise, write an algorithm to generate the Fibonacci sequence.

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