Update main.py

[arvi18]

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  • Added a comment to clarify code within the Fibonacci calculation function.

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A single comment line was added inside the nth_fibonacci wrapper function in the main.py file. This change does not alter any logic, functionality, or public interface of the code. The function's behavior, including memoization and recursive calculation, remains unchanged.

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File(s)	Change Summary
main.py	Added a comment line inside nth_fibonacci.

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Nestled in code with effortless ease.
No logic disturbed, no functions rearranged,
Just a gentle reminder, nothing has changed.
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[arvi18]

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[greptile-apps]

PR Summary

Multiple implementations of the Fibonacci sequence calculation function have been added to main.py, creating potential runtime conflicts and code organization issues.

• Three identical function names nth_fibonacci() in main.py will cause only the last implementation (dynamic programming) to be accessible
• Redundant test cases with n = 5 appear multiple times throughout the file
• Added comment "# some change" provides no meaningful context or documentation
• Implementations (recursive, memoized, and dynamic programming) should be uniquely named to preserve functionality

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[greptile-apps]

style: Comment 'some change' adds no value to code understanding

Suggested change

	def nth_fibonacci(n):
	# some change
	def nth_fibonacci(n):

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

main.py (1)

37-37: Clarify or remove the placeholder comment.

The added line # some change doesn’t convey meaningful information. Please either replace it with a descriptive comment about the change or remove it altogether to keep the code clean.

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