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When performing a calculation resulting in 0, then clicking the sign change button, and then clicking the factorial button, the "Invalid input" error appears, even though 0! is well-defined. The issue also occurs if multiplying 0 by any number (which leaves it unchanged) after clicking the sign change button, then clicking the factorial button. This only occurs if 0 is the result of a previous calculation (when simply starting with 0 and then clicking +/-, 0 factorial will give 1 as expected).
Edit: The issue also occurs when simply multiplying 0 by a negative number, then clicking n!.
Steps To Reproduce
Perform a calculation that gives 0 (such as 1 - 1)
Click the +/- button
Click n!
Invalid input
Expected behavior
The result would be 1, as 0! = 1.
Screenshots
Device and Application Information
OS Build: Windows 10 Home build 19045.4529
Architecture: 64-bit
Application Version: 11.2405.2.0
Region: en-US
Dev Version Installed: None
Additional context
Requested Assignment
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Describe the bug
When performing a calculation resulting in 0, then clicking the sign change button, and then clicking the factorial button, the "Invalid input" error appears, even though 0! is well-defined. The issue also occurs if multiplying 0 by any number (which leaves it unchanged) after clicking the sign change button, then clicking the factorial button. This only occurs if 0 is the result of a previous calculation (when simply starting with 0 and then clicking +/-, 0 factorial will give 1 as expected).
Edit: The issue also occurs when simply multiplying 0 by a negative number, then clicking n!.
Steps To Reproduce
Expected behavior
The result would be 1, as 0! = 1.
Screenshots
Device and Application Information
Additional context
Requested Assignment
I'm just reporting this problem. I don't want to fix it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: