HI,

Is there a method to calculate something like 23!/(7!*10!) i.e.
permutations with repeated elements in such a way that we need not
calculate all the factorials involved? The problem in calculating all
the factorials is in storing them. As 23!  will make even long long in
C++ to overflow, but the required answer won't.

Thanks

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