| ▲ | flcikfinder 7 hours ago | |
Worth noting for anyone reaching for this in practice rather than out of curiosity: several standard library implementations (Python's math.factorial is one) already use a divide-and-conquer multiplication scheme instead of naive sequential multiplication for exactly this reason, so you often get most of that speedup for free without implementing prime swing yourself. | ||
| ▲ | smcin 22 minutes ago | parent [-] | |
(I just undead'ed this comment; can't see why it was downvoted.) | ||