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Adding a function for getting factorial of a random integer.
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Ritu Raj
2020-10-16 21:48:41 +05:30
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@@ -386,6 +386,16 @@ def primeFactors(minVal=1, maxVal=200):
problem = f"Find prime factors of {a}" problem = f"Find prime factors of {a}"
solution = f"{factors}" solution = f"{factors}"
return problem, solution return problem, solution
def factorial(maxlength=10):
a=random.randint(0,maxlength)
d=1
problem=a
for i in range(a):
a=(i+1)*d
d=a
solution=d
return " The Factorial for {} is {} ".format(problem, solution)
# || Class Instances # || Class Instances
@@ -419,4 +429,5 @@ systemOfEquations = Generator("Solve a System of Equations in R^2", 23, "2x + 5y
distance2Point = Generator("Distance between 2 points", 24, "Find the distance between (x1,y1) and (x2,y2)","sqrt(distanceSquared)", distanceTwoPointsFunc) distance2Point = Generator("Distance between 2 points", 24, "Find the distance between (x1,y1) and (x2,y2)","sqrt(distanceSquared)", distanceTwoPointsFunc)
pythagoreanTheorem = Generator("Pythagorean Theorem", 25, "The hypotenuse of a right triangle given the other two lengths a and b = ", "hypotenuse", pythagoreanTheoremFunc) pythagoreanTheorem = Generator("Pythagorean Theorem", 25, "The hypotenuse of a right triangle given the other two lengths a and b = ", "hypotenuse", pythagoreanTheoremFunc)
linearEquations = Generator("Linear Equations", 26, "2x+5y=20 & 3x+6y=12", "x=-20 & y=12", linearEquationsFunc) #This has multiple variables whereas #23 has only x and y linearEquations = Generator("Linear Equations", 26, "2x+5y=20 & 3x+6y=12", "x=-20 & y=12", linearEquationsFunc) #This has multiple variables whereas #23 has only x and y
primeFactors = Generator("Prime Factorisation", 27, "Prime Factors of a =", "[b, c, d, ...]", primeFactors) primeFactors = Generator("Prime Factorisation", 27, "Prime Factors of a =", "[b, c, d, ...]", primeFactors)
factorials = Generator("Factorials", 28, "Factorial of a = ", "xyz", factorial)