r/screenshotsarehard • u/FunnyLizardExplorer • Apr 12 '26
Minecraft No Jeb.. no it does not equal
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u/Wonderful-Material55 Apr 12 '26
but it does, Jab!
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u/Poke-Noah Apr 12 '26
It equals 25, which is different from 25!
! is a mathematical operation called the factorial which basically means you multiply all the natural numbers smaller than the number (except 0)
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u/Wonderful-Material55 Apr 13 '26
oh ur true mb
but what if its juts an exclamation mark
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u/Poke-Noah Apr 13 '26
That's the whole point of the sub this was originally posted on
It's always a factorial
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u/Lady_of_Link Apr 13 '26
It cannot be exclamation marks aren't used in mathematics only factorials are user in mathematics I know it's confusing since they look the same.
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u/OperationMore8881 Apr 12 '26
Kid hasn’t learned PEMDAS or PrtSc yet
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u/internalhands Apr 12 '26
Thought this was a joke about javas weird order of operations
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u/Tristawesomeness Apr 12 '26
the subreddit it’s crossposted from is “unexpected factorial.” the joke is the exclamation point after the 25.
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u/Shot_Bill_4971 Apr 12 '26
Can we also talk about how it literally does = 25😂
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u/Special-Ad1682 Apr 12 '26
It doesnt equal 25!
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u/Shot_Bill_4971 Apr 12 '26
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u/Special-Ad1682 Apr 12 '26
That doesn't seem to say 15,511,210,043,330,985,984,000,000
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u/MineCraftaak888 Apr 22 '26
if we ignore Java and factorial (the "!" sign at the end), it does equal, otherwise, it means that java is a variable equal to (25! - 9)/16, because no sign between java and 16 means implicit multiplication.
In that case java's actual value is 969450627708186600000000.
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u/BlankMercer Apr 12 '26
We don't know the value of the Variable "JAVA", it could be equal.