yes, !! is also a math symbol

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  @WrathofMath · 1 year ago (edited) · pinned

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  @cragasm · 1 year ago

  ! = excellent move<br>!! = brilliant move

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  @TheHazbean-ks3gi · 1 year ago

  At some point mathematicians are just going to be writing equations that look like perfectly functioning English.

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  @NetRolller3D · 1 year ago

  0!=1 is true both in math and in programming.

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  @Fishcake-fish · 1 year ago

  reminds of this reddit bot I used to see that would reply to any comment where they had an ! after a number and would reply by computing the factorial. &nbsp;LOL.

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  @EvergreentheIceLeafDragon · 1 year ago

  Literally found an infinite sum for arcsin that utilized the double factorial and got mad when desmos didn’t support it lol

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  @TavoLL1511 · 1 year ago

  Or in Spanish notation:<br><br>n! -&gt; ¡n!<br><br>n!! -&gt; ¡¡n!!

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  @reminderIknows · 1 year ago

  ! - that&apos;s great!<br>!! - that&apos;s brilliant!!

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  @word6344 · 1 year ago

  &quot;Why are the numbers yelling?&quot; -- high school philosophy teacher when my group presented something about math to the class

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  @WizDaPenguin · 1 year ago

  bro summoned the chess players

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  @the_real_carp · 1 year ago

  simply the difference between something great and something brilliant

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  @studiogervassi · 1 year ago

  At first I thought; 5!! Would intuitively be: 5!*4!*3!*2!*1! How would you write this then?

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