use math/floatingpointgamma  ( n → Γ(n) )This is the gamma function
or at least an approximation to it. For positive integer n, this is simply (n-1)!.
It uses regular Javascript numbers to be able to support non-integer values, so after 200
it overflows and returns Infinity.
For a true factorial function, you can do this:
to ! do 1n swap times do i big 1+ * end end
loggamma  ( n → ln(Γ(n)) )Natural logarithm of the gamma function.
See Also: gamma
lambertW  ( n → W(n) )erf  ( x → erf(x) )The Gauss error function.
erfc  ( x → erfc(x) )The complimentary error function, equal to 1-erf(x).
See Also: erf
besselJ  ( n x → J_n(x) )The Bessel function of the first kind.
minkowski?  ( x → ?(x) )The Minkowski question mark function.
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