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Poorly worded challenge: Project Euler: Problem 2: Even Fibonacci Numbers
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The current challenge description makes it sound like n terms have to be generated while what we’re checking for is the current term to be less than n
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@ChoukseyKhushbu I believe we have already decided not to reword the instruction and instead focus on adding extra tests.
True. My wording looks a little weird unless already know what’s going on. Arguably even then.
Let’s go with your wording. I think it conveys what I wanted to, but does so a little better.