why zero factorial (0!) is one (1) ?
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0 factorial is used mainly in permutation and combination. In that field of maths, it denotes the number of ways in which 0 things can be arranged in 0 places, which equals one (the only way is not arranging anything, that's the one way). So, 0 factorial is equal to 1.
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