Program to find factorial of a number
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This C++ program finds the factorial of a user-input number. It prompts the user to enter an integer, initializes variables to track the number, factorial, and counter, then uses a while loop to multiply the factorial by each descending integer from the number down to 1. It finally displays the calculated factorial.
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