Comment #2 on issue 2889 by asmeu...@gmail.com: S('x!') fails (should be factorial(x))
http://code.google.com/p/sympy/issues/detail?id=2889

Se also have

In [61]: str(factorial2(x))
Out[61]: x!!

which, oddly enough, doesn't even pretty print that way:

In [60]: factorial2(x)
Out[60]: factorialâ‚‚(x)

In [62]: pprint(factorial2(x), use_unicode=False)
factorial2(x)

If it's not possible to extend sympify() to use !, then we should make str() give just factorial(x) and use x! only for pretty printing (the same for factorial2()).

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