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Completed Week 1 of GenAI roadmap today. Finally understood RAG and vector search.
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def fib(n):
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print(fib(6))
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Plain Englishfib(n) calls itself twice with smaller numbers until it hits the base case (n < 2), then the answers add back up.
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