Write a recursive function to implement the Factorial of n (n!). In the main, let the...

Write a recursive function to implement the Factorial of n (n!). In the main, let the user input a positive integer and call your function to return the result.

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I have attached the pictures of the code.

In the Question it is not specified in which language.So I wrote the code in three different popular Languages(C,Python,JAVA).And I Have Displayed a "WRONG INPUT" message if the number entered by the user is negative.

I have given a simple statement about RECURSION.And used note points and comments when needed.

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venereology answered 9 months ago

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