Write a Python program which will calculate and display on the screen the number of possible combination C based on the values of n and p; where both n and p are positive integers less than 21 and n >p. Implement and use at least the following three functions: fact..): A function when passed a positive integer value, will calculate and return the factorial of that number. comb(..): A function when passed n and p (n: total number of objects and p: number of objects taken at a time) will calculate and return the total number of possible combinations (using the formula above). It calls function fact(..) main(..): reads and validates the values of n and p, calls function comb(..) and prints the result.

Write a Python program which will calculate and display on the screen the number of possible combination C based on the values of n and p; where both n and p are positive integers less than 21 and n >p. Implement and use at least the following three functions: fact..): A function when passed a positive integer value, will calculate and return the factorial of that number. comb(..): A function when passed n and p (n: total number of objects and p: number of objects taken at a time) will calculate and return the total number of possible combinations (using the formula above). It calls function fact(..) main(..): reads and validates the values of n and p, calls function comb(..) and prints the result.

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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