Efficient Fibonacci (WIP)

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This was a little side thing I've been working on.

I wanted to find a way to find a number (especially big ones) in the Fibonacci sequence without using recursion or memoization.

After researching it a bit I came across this equation online.

F(n) = ⌊Φⁿ/√5 + 1/2⌋,  with Φ = (1+√5)/2


 With this my program could find the right number from any position n without resorting to make multiple recursion and having to find the Fibonacci of every number below n, effectively (hopefully) making it faster and more efficient.

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