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FACTORIAL(5) = 5 * FACTIORIAL(4) FACTORIAL(4) = 4 * FACTIORIAL(3)

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8 FACTORIAL(5) = 5 * FACTIORIAL(4)

9 FACTORIAL(4) = 4 * FACTIORIAL(3)

10 FACTORIAL(5) = 5 * FACTIORIAL(4) FACTORIAL(4) = 4 * FACTIORIAL(3) FACTORIAL(3) = 3 * FACTIORIAL(2)

11 FACTORIAL(5) = 5 * FACTIORIAL(4) FACTORIAL(4) = 4 * FACTIORIAL(3) FACTORIAL(3) = 3 * FACTIORIAL(2) FACTORIAL(2) = 2 * FACTIORIAL(1)

12 FACTORIAL(5) = 5 * FACTIORIAL(4) FACTORIAL(4) = 4 * FACTIORIAL(3) FACTORIAL(3) = 3 * FACTIORIAL(2) FACTORIAL(2) = 2 * FACTIORIAL(1) FACTORIAL(1) = 1 * FACTIORIAL(0)

13 FACTORIAL(5) = 5 * FACTIORIAL(4) FACTORIAL(4) = 4 * FACTIORIAL(3) FACTORIAL(3) = 3 * FACTIORIAL(2) FACTORIAL(2) = 2 * FACTIORIAL(1) FACTORIAL(1) = 1 * FACTIORIAL(0) FACTORIAL(0) = 1 BASE CASE!

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