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Absolute Recursive factorial function C++

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Submitted on: 9/3/2000 5:33:56 AM
By: Arjang 
Level: Intermediate
User Rating: By 5 Users
Compatibility:C++ (general)

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     C++ VERSION OF Recursive factorial function It will get a number and gives you it's factorial using a Recursive function ( a function that calls itself)
 

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//**************************************
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//INCLUDE files for :Absolute Recursive 
//     factorial function C++
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//     
<iostream>
using namespace std;
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// Name: Absolute Recursive factorial fu
//     nction C++
// Description:C++ VERSION OF Recursive 
//     factorial function It will get a number 
//     and gives you it's factorial using a Rec
//     ursive function ( a function that calls 
//     itself)
// By: Arjang
//
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/* Recursive factorial function programmed by Arjang
for more info email me arjang7@hotmail.com
a recursive function is a function that will call itself
it is probably the most difficult type of function designing
but when you get use to it, you'll find it VERY USEFULL 
the c version of this function is also available right here.
*/
//inserting header file
#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
//declaring function
int factorial(int);
void main(void)
    {
    int number, result;
    cout<<"Please Enter A number to get it's factorial: ";
    //getting our target number
    cin>>number;
    //calling the function
    result = factorial(number + 1);
    //printing out results
    cout<<endl<<"The factorial is : "<< result;
    cout<<endl<<endl<<endl<<endl<<endl;
}

int factorial(int victim) { if(victim>1) { victim = victim - 1; /*this is the whole point where you actually call the same function which you are into, it is called a recursive function. */ victim = victim * factorial(victim); }
return victim; }


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10/23/2000 4:47:23 PM:jtaitt
Thoughtless interface design.
Users 
shouldn't have to remember to add one 
to their input for a factorial 
function.
You could find better 
implementations for this in any 
alogorithm book.
Here's a revision 
to program.
/* factorial.c 
*/
#include <stdio.h>
unsigned 
factorial(unsigned N)
{
  if( N > 1 
)
  {
    N *= factorial(N - 1); 
}
  return (N);
}
void 
main(void)
{
  unsigned N = 5;
fprintf(stdout,"%d factorial is 
%d",N,factorial(N) );
}
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4/10/2001 10:54:01 AM:Sharif Ibrahim
A function of this form can result in a 
slight speed savings (recursive 
functions can use all the help they can 
get)
unsigned factorial(unsigned 
N)
{
return (N <= 1) ? 1 : 
N*factorial(N-1);
}
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6/24/2001 12:27:51 PM:Umaer Khalil
The program is quite common and used in 
a lot of C++ books for begginers.Also 
the same objective (n!) can be achieved 
by a smaller programme.Still it is 
quite a useful example.
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