Fibonacci Cube: A subgraph of the n-dimensional hypercube induced by binary strings with no consecutive 1s, exhibiting a recursive structure akin to the Fibonacci sequence.

Yet, while Fibonacci is a great example in recursion, more often than not, the downside to recursion isn’t addressed — that is, recursion is slower than brute force iteration.

I am working on a project for my assembly language programming class and the prof has us writing a program to calculate fibonacci numbers but we need to make only 1 recursive call. Here is my ...