THE IDEA BEHIND THE ANSWER
A formula you can follow.
n! = n × (n − 1) × … × 1
Accepts integers from 0 to 170. By definition, 0! = 1. Larger factorials exceed the supported floating-point range.
SCIENTIFIC MATH / ONE CLEAR STEP AT A TIME
Factorial calculator
Count ordered arrangements by multiplying consecutive whole numbers.
01 / YOUR NUMBERS↘
Make it your own.
Start with the example below, or enter your values.
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02 / A LITTLE CLARITYREADY WHEN YOU ARE
Your answer belongs here.
Enter your numbers and we’ll work through the calculation together.
YOUR RESULT
How we got there
GOOD TO KNOW
A few helpful details
How do I use this calculator?
Enter nonnegative integer. Choose any available mode, then select Calculate. The example numbers are a starting point you can change.
What if my input cannot be calculated?
A message explains what to change. Previous results are cleared when you edit an input, so the answer always matches the values you calculated.
Are my values sent anywhere?
No. These tools calculate locally in your browser, without an account. Displayed numeric results are rounded; these tools do not provide arbitrary-precision arithmetic.