To be honest, I’m currently in a high-stress wartime situation and don’t have the patience to explain this concept to you. But to give you a brief idea: for me, those numbers are vastly different from the world of rabbits. Anyway, this Kata has been retired. I don’t find your comments particularly friendly. Thanks for the guidance, though.

That's all lovely and commendable, and I truly mean that, but the other kata did all that 10 years ago, without having immortal rabbits. Why would Codewars need another kata that does the exact same thing? Why do you think this kata's ratings are so bad it got autoretired?

Please, take a step back from yourself and look at it from a Codewars content perspective. What does this kata add to Codewars that the other one doesn't already? See https://www.codewars.com/kata/reviews/59139af228f376dff5000a8f/groups/6ab64887cfec9d2f7bcc234c

This kata shows why the Fibonacci sequence was born.

I used to wonder why I kept seeing Fibonacci patterns in so many different areas. When I learned the story behind the sequence, I found it exciting to see that such a simple population-growth problem naturally produces the same pattern.

That was the idea behind this kata: not just to reproduce the Fibonacci sequence, but to understand where the pattern comes from and why it appears in situations you might not expect.

Oh no, I was definitely also looking at the cute rabbits. Where did they go? :[

You can downvote me all you want, but Kata ideas and duplicates was not written by me, and it is not as narrow as you seem to think it is. Kata can be duplicates without being exactly identical. Without being exhaustive: differences in seed values do not make a kata not a duplicate.

Honestly, what does this kata provide to Codewars that said other kata does not?

I think you are paying attention only to the math.

https://www.codewars.com/kata/591392af88a4994caa0000e0/ already does that. still a duplicate.

Solved. Thanks.

javascript has been deleted. It was created by mistake. Thanks.

solved. thanks for mention it.

Please read available documentation and join Discord, where #help-authoring lives.

cute picture of the rabbits though! I'd wish there weren't already so many Fibonacci kata.

It's spelt "rabbit", not "rabit", at least in kata title and solution name.

CW has enough Fibonacci kata

JS has a spurious version with unrelated default contents

Python has no initial code