Add entry Factorial for Plutarch implementation#29
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Add entry Factorial for Plutarch implementation#29SeungheonOh wants to merge 2 commits intoIntersectMBO:mainfrom
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Cherry-picked Plutarch factorial submission from PR #29: - CPU units: 7,845,912 - Memory units: 28,362 - Script size: 42 bytes - Demonstrates power of builtin casing as noted by contributor
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This PR has been superseded by #33 due to merge conflicts with recent changes. The new PR cleanly integrates the factorial submission and includes:
Thank you @SeungheonOh for demonstrating the power of builtin casing! The factorial implementation is much more efficient than fibonacci. 🚀 |
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buildin casing is super powerful it seems!