Kilo

I converted JDStud6's cpu tester to php. I want to make sure it works properly... but i have never used fractorials? Is the fractorial of 6 == 720?

[php]
<?php

function Factorial($n)
{
if($n==1){
return $n;
}
else
{
return Factorial($n-1)*$n;
}
}
;
$timeArray=getdate();
$tempOne=$timeArray['seconds'];
$startMili=time();

print (Factorial(6));

$tempTwo=($timeArray['seconds']);
$endMili=time();
$endMili-=$startMili;
$tempTwo-=$tempOne;

print ("\nStart: $tempOne sec & $startMili ms\nEndtempTwo sec & $endMili ms\n");

?>
[/php]

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DaWei

Yes, the factorial (no 'r' after 'f') of 6 is 720: 6*5*4*3*2*1.

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