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Find Factorial Of N (N- As big as you can think)

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Want to find factorial of N without using built-in BIG Number classes available in Java.
Here you go! Achieve it with the simple idea of Linked Lists in Java.

File: BIGNumbers.java
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//Data class to represent BIG number each data node containing digits
//This helps handle big numbers as List can grow.
//int and long types support limited digits only (Range: 2^32 , 2^64 )
//A better way to handle big numbers is to use an array of bytes / list of bytes
class Data{
byte value;//Byte type is sufficient to save value 0~9
Data nextData;
Data(byte value){
this.value = value;
this.nextData=null;
}
}

public class BIGNumbers{
byte zero=0;
byte carryForward=0;
byte ten=10;
Data result=null;
Data resultData=null;

BIGNumbers(){}

//To find list size
int listSize(Data list){
int length=0;
while(list!=null){
length++;
list=list.nextData;
}
return length;
}

Data add(Data L1, Data L2){
        if(L1==null && L2==null){
            return null;
        }
        add(L1.nextData,L2.nextData); //recursive makes it easier go to the last node and start summing up
        byte value = (byte) (L1.value + L2.value + carryForward);
        carryForward=0;
        if(value>=10){
            carryForward =1; //maximum carrry forward value can be 1 only
            value = (byte) (value%ten); //get value excluding carry forward
        }
        Data d = new Data(value);
        if(result==null){
            result =d;
        }else{
            d.nextData = result;
            result = d;
        }
        return result;
    }

public Data sum(Data L1,Data L2){
int L1Size = listSize(L1);
int L2Size = listSize(L2);

//Check if the two lists are of same size
//And make them even in size
/*ex:
If list 1 => 1 2 3 4 5
   list 2 => 999
 
   L1Size = 5
   L2Size = 3 ( Add data nodes padding two 0 data )
 
If list 1=> 9 9 9
  list 2=> 1 2 3 4 5

  L1Size = 3 ( Add data nodes padding two 0 data )
  L2Size = 5
*
*/

if(L1Size>L2Size){
int fill=(L1Size-L2Size);
while(fill>0){
Data dat = new Data(zero);
                dat.nextData=L2;
                L2=dat;  //Swap
                fill--;
}
}

if(L2Size>L1Size){
int fill=(L2Size-L1Size);
while(fill>0){
Data dat=new Data(zero);
dat.nextData=L1;
L1=dat;
fill--;
}
}

resultData=add(L1,L2);
     
   if(carryForward!=0){
        Data dat=new Data(carryForward);
        dat.nextData=resultData;
        resultData = dat;
       }
return resultData;
}

void printData(){
        if(resultData!=null){
Data tmp=resultData;
        while(tmp!=null){
            System.out.print(tmp.value);
            tmp=tmp.nextData;
        }}else{
        System.out.println("List Empty");
        }
    }

void printData(Data list){
        if(list!=null){
Data tmp=list;
        while(tmp!=null){
            System.out.print(tmp.value);
            tmp=tmp.nextData;
        }}else{
        System.out.println("List Empty");
        }
    }

void reset(){
result = null;
carryForward=0;
}

Data f(int i){
Data num1=new Data((byte) 0);
Data num2=new Data((byte) 1);
BIGNumbers e=new BIGNumbers();
Data nthFeb=null;
if(i==0 || i==1){
return new Data((byte)i);
}else{
while(i>1){
nthFeb=e.sum(num1, num2);
num1 = num2;
num2 = nthFeb;
e.reset();
i--;
}
}
return nthFeb;
}
}

File: Main.java
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public class Main {

public static void main(String[] args){
BIGNumbers f=new BIGNumbers();
Data nthFeb=f.f(9999);
f.printData(nthFeb);
}

}

Output:
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20793608237133498072112648988642836825087036094015903119682945866528501423455686648927456034305226515591757343297190158010624794267250973176133810179902738038231789748346235556483191431591924532394420028067810320408724414693462849062668387083308048250920654493340878733226377580847446324873797603734794648258113858631550404081017260381202919943892370942852601647398213554479081823593715429566945149312993664846779090437799284773675379284270660175134664833266377698642012106891355791141872776934080803504956794094648292880566056364718187662668970758537383352677420835574155945658542003634765324541006121012446785689171494803262408602693091211601973938229446636049901531963286159699077880427720289235539329671877182915643419079186525118678856821600897520171070499437657067342400871083908811800976259727431820539554256869460815355918458253398234382360435762759823179896116748424269545924633204614137992850814352018738480923581553988990897151469406131695614497783720743461373756218685106856826090696339815490921253714537241866911604250597353747823733268178182198509240226955826416016690084749816072843582488613184829905383150180047844353751554201573833105521980998123833253261228689824051777846588461079790807828367132384798451794011076569057522158680378961532160858387223882974380483931929541222100800313580688585002598879566463221427820448492565073106595808837401648996423563386109782045634122467872921845606409174360635618216883812562321664442822952537577492715365321134204530686742435454505103269768144370118494906390254934942358904031509877369722437053383165360388595116980245927935225901537634925654872380877183008301074569444002426436414756905094535072804764684492105680024739914490555904391369218696387092918189246157103450387050229300603241611410707453960080170928277951834763216705242485820801423866526633816082921442883095463259080471819329201710147828025221385656340207489796317663278872207607791034431700112753558813478888727503825389066823098683355695718137867882982111710796422706778536913192342733364556727928018953989153106047379741280794091639429908796650294603536651238230626

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