Problem 2114. Factorial Numbers

Created by Petr Dostal

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Kuruvilla Mani on 15 Jul 2016

I cant use factorial function?

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A C on 28 Jul 2018

factorial code i think.

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A C on 28 Jul 2018

I do not know what they did there.

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Michael Ryan on 14 Jan 2014

This challenge seems a little silly...

Neha on 16 Jan 2014

this solution is silly. I think the challenge requires you to write you to write your own code, not use matlab's function

Suraj Gurav on 18 Sep 2018

how this %nothing gives the solution ??

Sebastian on 15 May 2021

WIth '%nothing!' the user-defined function 'factorial' is not implemented. When the test-suite calls 'factorial' Matlab's built-in 'factorial' method is called instead which does exactly what the question asks.

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