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Python #14-Let's Play with Python part-2-Factorial of given number

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Factorial of a given number in Python:


What is Factorial of a  number?

The product of an integer and all the integer below it.

Example:
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Explanation:

Line 3 : fact=1
              Declaring variable fact and assigning value = 1.

Line 4 : number = int(input("Enter the number to find factorial:"))
              This line is used to get the value from the keyboard from the user.

Line 6 : if number < 0:
              This might be one of the logic ..as i used....
              We cannot predict the factorial of given negative number. That's why i used this logic.

Line 8 : elif number is 0:
              This is another predefined logic.(i.e) 0! is always 1.

Line 10 : else:
                  for x in xrange(1, number+1):
                      fact=fact*x
                 This is the main logic of our factorial program, such that running the for loop until the range is obtained (i.e) number+1. Multiplying the number with the before number until the loop ends.

Line 13: print fact
               This is the print statement outside the loop statement. once the loops is over the fact value will be printed.



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