paul rubin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> added the comment: Rather than factorial how about a product function, so factorial(n) = product(xrange(1,n+1)). I do like the idea of an imath module whether or not it has factorial, and the topic of this rfe has drifted somewhat towards the desirability of such a module, which is a reasonable question for discussion. I'm more or less indifferent to whether imath has factorial in it or not. I do think it would be useful for it to have functions for things like binomial coefficients that were implemented a little more cleverly than with large factorials, but in this case factorial should be there too.
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