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Welcome to Ruby Tuesday, a weekly post where we explore the world of Ruby programming language. Today's challenge is all about modifying a factorial method in Ruby to handle negative input numbers.
In this code, the factorial
method takes a number n
as input and recursively calculates its factorial. The base case is when n
is 0, in which case the method returns 1. Otherwise, the method multiplies n
by the factorial of n-1
.
When we call factorial(5)
using the puts
method, it calculates the factorial of 5 (i.e., 5 * 4 * 3 * 2 * 1) and outputs the result, which is 120.
def factorial(n)if n == 01elsen * factorial(n-1)endendputs factorial(5) # outputs 120
Challenge:
Modify the factorial
method to handle negative input numbers.
Put your Ruby skills to the test. Go!
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