Brachylog, 1 byte
ḟ
###Explanation
Explanation
ḟ is a built-in that asserts the following relation: its output is the factorial of its input. We simply give it a set output and see whether it suceeds or not with a variable input.
Brachylog, 1 byte
ḟ
###Explanation
ḟ is a built-in that asserts the following relation: its output is the factorial of its input. We simply give it a set output and see whether it suceeds or not with a variable input.
Brachylog, 1 byte
ḟ
Explanation
ḟ is a built-in that asserts the following relation: its output is the factorial of its input. We simply give it a set output and see whether it suceeds or not with a variable input.
Brachylog, 2 bytes1 byte
~ḟḟ
Technically this could be only 1 byte, if you put the Input in the first argument .Try it online!
###Explanation
ḟ is a built-in that asserts the following relation: its output is the factorial of its input. We simply give it a set output and see whether it suceeds or not with a variable input.
Brachylog, 2 bytes
~ḟ
Technically this could be only 1 byte, if you put the Input in the first argument .
###Explanation
ḟ is a built-in that asserts the following relation: its output is the factorial of its input. We simply give it a set output and see whether it suceeds or not with a variable input.
Brachylog, 1 byte
ḟ
###Explanation
ḟ is a built-in that asserts the following relation: its output is the factorial of its input. We simply give it a set output and see whether it suceeds or not with a variable input.
Brachylog, 2 bytes
~ḟ
Technically this could be only 1 byte, if you put the Input in the first argument.
###Explanation
ḟ is a built-in that asserts the following relation: its output is the factorial of its input. We simply give it a set output and see whether it suceeds or not with a variable input.