The following function is supposed to compute and display the
value of n-factorial for integers greater than 0.
def factorial(n) : result = 1 for i in range(1, n + 1) : result = result * i
What is wrong with this function?

Question

The following function is supposed to compute and display the
value of n-factorial for integers greater than 0.
  def factorial(n) :    result = 1    for i in range(1, n + 1) :      result = result * i 
What is wrong with this function?

Answer

The function is missing a line. A  return  statement
must be added at the end of it.

Answer

The calculation is wrong. The  result  variable will
have something other than n-factorial stored in it.

Answer

The function is missing a line. A  print  statement
must be added at the end of it.

Answer

The indenting is wrong. All of the lines should be indented by
the same amount.

Crowdly

The following function is supposed to compute and display the value of n-factori...

Want instant access to all verified answers on elearn.squ.edu.om?