I want to calculate !1000 in clojure, how can I do this without getting a integer-overflow exception?
My factorial code is right now: (reduce * (range 1 1001)).
I want to calculate !1000 in clojure, how can I do this without getting
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I want to calculate !1000 in clojure, how can I do this without getting a integer-overflow exception?
My factorial code is right now: (reduce * (range 1 1001)).
You could use the
*'operator which supports arbitrary precision by automatically promoting the result to BigInt in case it would overflow: