41. code in python. please use the same template in the picture and provide code. thnx # factorial function def factoria

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41. code in python. please use the same template in the picture and provide code. thnx # factorial function def factoria

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41. code in python. please use the same template in the picture
and provide code. thnx
# factorial function
def factorial(n):

if __name__ == '__main__':
start_num = int (input())
print('factorial({}) is {}'.format(start_num,
factorial(start_num)))
41 Code In Python Please Use The Same Template In The Picture And Provide Code Thnx Factorial Function Def Factoria 1
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The factorial of 1 is written 1! and equals 1. Additionally, the factorial of 5 is written 5! and equals 5*4*3*2*1 = 120. Write a program to complete the factorial() function, which returns the calculated value for a factorial. Output wording should match examples below. Any negative input values should return "is not valid, factorial defined only for non- negative integer numbers.". For example, if the input is 5 the output is factorial (5) is 120 For example, if the input is -3 the output is factorial(-3) is not valid, factorial defined only for non-negative integer numbers. Input to program If your code requires input values, provide them here. Undo Redo LabProgram.py Load default template... 1 2 # factorial function 3 def factorial(n): 4 Type your code here! 5 6 7 if __name__ ' __main__': 8 start_num = int(input) 9 print('factorial({}) is {}'.format(start_num, factorial(start_num))] N000
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