C++ Program to find the Factorial of a Number using For Loop

In this video you will learn to write a C++ Program to find the factorial of a number using For Loop ( Iterative Method ).
The factorial of a positive integer n, which is denoted as n!, is the product of all positive integers less than or equal to n.
That is n! = n * (n-1)*(n-2)*....*3*2*1
So 4! = 4 * 3 * 2 * 1 which is equal to 24.
Factorial for the numbers 0 and 1 is 1. That is 0! = 1 and 1! = 1. For negative numbers factorial value doesn't exists.
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[@pichonPoP]

This platform shows me this video today, and last week I was struggling to do this. Finally, could do, but I'm glad to see another solution tiny different from mine.

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[@markdiaz4129]

Awesome tutorial. This was one of the problems my professor asked and you explained it perfectly. Thanks a lot

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[@solidsnack9950]

Thanks for improving my problem.

[@ilhan537]

Thanks You have explained Correctly.

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[@anamggss]

Great tutorial, I'm confused about one thing though. In all of the examples I've seen including yours the initial value of (counter = number). And it always ends up being the correct answer. However when I try this, it will instead give the result of the factorial * the original number, so I have to put (counter = number -1) to get the correct answer. Which makes sense since without the -1 it would essentially be multiplying num with itself first. Which is why it's so confusing on how this is working on your and other people's ends

[@sukhandeepkaur4552]

Amazing video ever 🎉 first time I watch your video sir it’s amazing

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[@angelhabiby8894]

more perfect an easier than the rest of the tutorials

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Thank you

[@solidsnack9950]

What can I do for larger numbers? I used long long but it didn't work.

[@khilesh1815]

Thanks bro your video really helped me to make my first factorial program

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Glad I could help

[@aueputin1385]

incredible explanation

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Glad you think so!

[@Shalini45006]

What input should I use for zero?

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My dear Learning Lad❤❤❤

[@niveshgaming2528]

which app do you use to run the code

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Vs code

[@soumyasingh6142]

Thank you sir, it helped!

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[@Ld06]

Thank you 💞💞

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[@RayyanKhan-nv5il]

Superb

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Thanks 🤗

[@Oki.hou0929]

What about factorials in permutations?

[@craftsworld3237]

Where do you get this vs code theme?

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available by default

[@amritprajapat4612]

Vs code

[@thecriminals6949]

thanks sir

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[@eriksaucedo4382]

i cant get it to work with large numbers like 20 how do i do that please help

[@waridkhan971]

hi sir. plz make video on program description with shamil's memory table.

[@vaibhavpratap1041]

Where are you from?

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Karnataka

[@M_Hamxa]

what his compiler name ??

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gcc

[@dawitejigu]

why factorial = 1 in declaraton please

[@ExampleProgram]

Sorry for late reply. For numbers 0 and 1 the factorial value is 1 Initialising factorial with 1 will work nicely with the logic used in this program.

[@dukeofmilan2814]

Where is output???

[@callme_SRK]

Why fact=1 what if we give 2 3 etc...

[@rollno14abhisheksharma52]

But it find fac of 45 how it will display

[@enesytm8867]

bruh it ain't work

[@hypermeero4782]

for(int counter = number ; counter > 0 ; --counter) his for loop was wrong

[@ПользовательБезфамилии-к5ю]

I like his accent

[@Zomatsu143]

This isn't a while loop thou

[@kingteshome5034]

What is the name of the software or apk

[@amritprajapat4612]

Vs code

[@salarramejo-tg3hl]

Hello sir

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Hello

[@gulbadanofficial3135]

I got nothing

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Check your code

[@MillieLilth]

I cant see nothing

[@AstralLaVista]

I am sick of people using imaginary numbers in these examples, im a noob use actual number not m

[@blabruh9059]

bruh it isn't working. lol