Fibonacci numbers/program

[Alex Martelli]

"Eric Anechiarico" <wedjlok at excite.com> wrote in message
news:936gsv$3r1$1 at nnrp1.deja.com...
> Hello,
>
> I am making a program to find Fibonacci number sequences and I wanted to
> know, being fairly new at python, how to get it to open a window to ask
> for the input for the ranges of numbers that I want it to search
> between, as well as to save the output to a text file so taht I do not
> have to look at the window and copy/paste the numbers it returns, since

Writing to a file is very easy.  You open the file for writing with
fileobj = open(filename,"w"), then you can use its fileobj.write(s)
method to write any string s to it -- just build the string s as you
wish, e.g., str(anumber)+'\n' to emit the stringform of anumber
followed by an end-of-line.

As for a GUI, you have various choices, but Tkinter is probably the
simplest toolkit to use in your case (on a Mac).  I have no Tkinter
on Mac experience (no Mac experience at all, actually) so I'll
refrain from any specifics, just in case there are specific issues
I'm unaware of...


Alex