Output The Fibonacci Sequence | C++ Example 

You’re welcome, and I’m going to try to keep going! :-)

You’re very welcome! :-)

Because the number of terms must be at least 3, otherwise we exit the program entirely. We output the first two terms 'manually' instead of using the loop because these two terms are "automatically" set.

Because you need to initialise the variable nextTerm with some value. You can do that by initializing it with a 0.

See my reply above.

The code is available here: github.com/portfoliocourses/cplusplus-example-code/blob/main/fibonacci.cpp. If you run it, and enter in 100, it should give you the first 100 terms. :-)