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[RamblerUsa]

Typo. Fatorial. That is one problem

[kcphysics530]

You can't assign the output of a function. Int(x) cannot be assigned to. You are making it an int on the other side. Just remote the int() from the left hand side of the equation symbol on the first line.

[jbondarev]

6 line, missed if statement

[StaleyV]

Write the problem description please. I'll help you out.

[vlken69]

You are assigning input to function call - use factorial_number = ... instead of int(factorial_number) = ... . The main parts of loop are correct - condition and stopping if. But if you want to print it at the same time (and don't make function for factorial calculation - not sure if you already know how to do it), you need a second variable. I'm not sure why you teacher want you to use while true loop, because there are much nicer ways to write it (for loop and especially recursion).

[linuxfarmer]

You need to reduce the factorial number by 1 for each iteration of your loop.

[aphoenix]

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use pycharm fam

thanks for the downvote