Write a program to calculate factorial of any given number

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Tutorial: Write a program to calculate factorial of any given number

This tutorial will teach you the methods for writing program to calculate factorial of any given number.

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First of all define a class "Factorial" under the Java I/O package. Java I/O package has a input stream and a output stream in which input stream is used for reading the stream and memory allocating and the output stream is used for writing bytes.

Here, we have to create a buffer for the string class that can be used to instantiate a changeable object for storing and processing a string of character. The strings length and content change as soon as any object is inserted, replaced or removed from the StringBuffer object.

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