Indeed. 22! is too big to be stored in a 64 bit unsigned type. Only 21 results to be computed, and that's assuming your compiler supports a 64 bit unsigned type (relatively few systems support...
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Indeed. 22! is too big to be stored in a 64 bit unsigned type. Only 21 results to be computed, and that's assuming your compiler supports a 64 bit unsigned type (relatively few systems support...