Handle the print outside of the factorial function, which only needs one userVal when called.
int factorial( int foo )
{
if( foo == 1 )
return 1;
else
return( foo * factorial( foo - 1 ) );
}
<span>Windows will automatically generate a domain-wide EFS security certificate for any user who encrypts a file for the first time.
</span> EFS stands for Encrypting File System. The certificate <span> provides </span>filesystem-level encryption and enables files to be transparently encrypted<span> to protect confidential data from attackers with physical access to the computer.</span>
True so hopefully this will help
